Meet David J. Carroll, SCG's New Vice-President of Public Policy & Government Relations
Release Date:
09/11/2020
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Remaking the Case for Funding Systems Change
Release Date:
09/02/2020
Because of the dual reality of remarkable strides in racial justice and seemingly insurmountable inequities, we must work harder than ever to achieve authentic systems change.
Claiming Our Personal Power: A Conversation with Aimee Allison on Supporting the Leadership of Women of Color
Release Date:
08/27/2020
SCG is a nonpartisan organization. As a 501(c)3 organization, we do not endorse or oppose political candidates.
Reimagining L.A. County: Shifting County Budget Priorities to Communities and Incarceration Alternatives
Release Date:
08/19/2020
By Erika Cervantes
Updates from the Committee for Greater L.A.
Release Date:
08/06/2020
As communities respond to the COVID-19 crisis, a new foundation-inspired effort has launched to inform the roadmap for a just recovery.
From the Picket Lines to Philanthropy: Joanna Jackson's Fight for Humility and Justice
Release Date:
07/30/2020
SCG is excited to announce that Joanna Jackson, Vice President of Programs at the Weingart Foundation, and Alex Johnson, Program Director at The California Wellness Foundation, joined SCG's Board of Directors on June 2020.
Speaking Truth to Power: Alex M. Johnson's Unapologetic Commitment to Equity
Release Date:
07/30/2020
SCG is excited to announce that Joanna Jackson, Vice President of Programs at the Weingart Foundation, and Alex Johnson, Program Director at The California Wellness Foundation, joined SCG's Board of Directors on June 2020.
President's Blog: Interrogating Complacency
Release Date:
07/28/2020
I would like to speak candidly about the harm of complacency in the fight for racial justice.
Philanthropic Leaders Submit Letter to the LA County Board of Supervisors Advocating for Nonprofit Resiliency
Release Date:
07/27/2020
On July 24, 2020, 43 foundations and SCG submitted a letter from to the LA County Board of Supervisors advocating for our nonprofit sector’s sustainability.
Building Power Across Generations: Strategies and Lessons from NextGen Funders
Release Date:
07/17/2020
Four Questions for Funders Getting Started with Racial Justice
Release Date:
07/17/2020
How Philanthropy Can Protect Civic Participation and Access During COVID-19
Release Date:
07/10/2020
Let's Humble Ourselves and Question Ourselves
Release Date:
06/24/2020
In the last few weeks, the SCG team has been balancing our feelings between optimism and skepticism, between composure and rage, between conviction and frustration.
A Primer on Advocacy for Funders with Nona Randois
Release Date:
06/23/2020
In April, Philanthropy California virtually convened over 600 funders from across the state for a day dedicated to philanthropy's role in strengthening our democracy and civic engagement during this unprecedented moment.
The Eight Principles of An Effective Advocacy Campaign with Hillary Moglen
Release Date:
06/23/2020
In April, Philanthropy California virtually convened over 600 funders from across the state for a day dedicated to philanthropy’s role in strengthening our democracy and civic engagement during this unprecedented moment.
"Fund Us Like You Want Us to Win": Actions Philanthropy Can Take to Support Black Communities and Black Leadership
Release Date:
06/23/2020
Evaluating Your Internal Practices to Become an Anti-Racist Organization
Release Date:
06/23/2020
A Message from the Heart + Immediate Actions to Dismantle Racism
Release Date:
06/02/2020
As communities across the country take to the street and risk their lives to fight for justice, SCG stands in solidarity with protestors because Black Lives Matter. We condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy. We are acutely aware that our humanity will not be collectively well until we put a stop to the unjust and senseless murders of Black lives. We are challenging ourselves to be better accomplices to the movement of dismantling racism.
SCG's President's Message - May 2020
Release Date:
05/29/2020
As philanthropy shifts our response to support our communities' recovery, we have resoundingly agreed not to go back to normal. At the beginning of this long and challenging road to recovery, we must acknowledge the realities of this so-called "normal."
Adopting a Racial Justice Framework for a Resilient Democracy
Release Date:
05/28/2020