Suzanne Bohan’s Twenty Years of Life shares the little-told stories of individuals across California who have been devastated by underperforming schools, polluted parks, over-policed communities and other health hazards in their areas.
Philanthropy California’s annual Philanthropy in Sacramento Day is a special event bringing together our state’s elected officials with leaders of our sector. The day is our opportunity to share the work of philanthropy so that our state’s policymakers can take the best practices developed from your grantmaking and scale it up to improve the lives of millions of Californians. This year, we will also place a special focus on 2020 Census preparation efforts. Our 1.5 days in Sacramento will include opportunities to:
California’s next governor will be faced with critical policy decisions that will determine future state investments in our children and families.
The legislation currently being debated in Washington, DC and Sacramento could result in significant changes for the philanthropy sector and our communities.
What’s it really going to take to advance the well-being that the public and private sectors have long pursued? To hold our gains? To create healthy, thriving communities?
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.
On March 26, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced his decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, in response to a request from the Department of Justice.
Join your fellow philanthropists, foundation staff and trustees, corporate funders, impact investors and giving circle members for an energizing day that is sure to fuel conversation and help strengthen effective philanthropy in our region!
Released at the Achieving Equity convening on March 2, 2017, An Equity Profile of the Los Angeles Region provides data, analysis and narratives around five them
Last year brought staggering changes in federal policies and this year promises more of the same. Whether it's taxes, immigration or the federal budget, what happens in Washington affects us here in California.