African-American / Black
The Crisis of Black Infant Mortality in Los Angeles
The LA Partnership for Early Childhood Investment and Southern California Grantmakers invite you to attend an important meeting exploring The Crisis of Black Infant Mortality in Los Angeles.
Philanthropic Briefing: Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Students and Families in a Changing Policy Environment
For many immigrant and refugee families in the United States, schools serve as trusted entities—and this role has only been amplified in recent years.
Examining the Needs of Youth Involved in Both the Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice Systems
Liberty Hill and the Conrad N.
LCF Community Conversaciones Series: Yo Voy a Contar ¿Y Tú?
The Census is about power and money. The Census count determines the number of seats our state receives in the U.S. House of Representatives and how the government will allocate over $600 billion in federal funding to your community.
Southern California Blacks in Philanthropy
Please join Southern California Blacks in Philanthropy (SCBIP) for an informative discussion about DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) from the Black immigrant (African, Caribbean and Afro-Latinx) perspective.
Frontiers of Resilience: Trauma and Resiliency in Young People of Color
SCG is proud to partner once again with Echo Parenting & Education for a funders-only lunch discussion on how trauma impacts young people of color and how we can support efforts to create resilience
RACE COUNTS: 58 County Analysis and Roadmap for Racial Equity
California is often seen as a national leader on issues of racial equity. The values of racial justice and social inclusion resonate with the many millions of residents who call California home.
California’s Race to Lead: The Racial Leadership Gap in the Golden State
Southern California Grantmakers is pleased to partner with the Building Movement Project to discuss the findings from their recently released