Resources from Los Angeles County Youth Diversion
Publication date:
12/08/2017
County of Los Angeles: A Historic day for Youth Justice
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Strategies for Supporting AAPI, Black, and LGBTQ Immigrants
Publication date:
12/05/2017
On November 28, 2017, Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR) hosted a webinar, “United for All Dreamers: Strategies for Supporting AAPI, Black and LGBTQ immigrants”. The presentation focused on how funders can support Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients after the White House announced the DACA program phase-out and the removal of TPS designation for certain countries. The presentation speakers were:
Portrait of Los Angeles County
Publication date:
12/04/2017
The Portrait of Los Angeles County examines well-being using the human development framework and index. In addition to exploring life expectancy and health data, the Portrait looks at data focused on access to knowledge (school enrollment rates and educational degree attainment rates) as well as measures related to standards of living and median earnings for full and part-time workers.
Resources from Once Upon a 990-PF 2017
Publication date:
12/01/2017
Full Cost Project - Two-Day Workshop: Asking for and Funding Full Costs
Publication date:
11/20/2017
November Public Policy Roundup
Publication date:
11/16/2017
This month's roundup features the National Arts Index, a research and policy initiative that encourages policy makers and the arts community to engage in critical dialogue about the status of the arts in the United States.
JCT Analysis Confirms House Tax Reform Bill’s Negative Impact on Giving
Publication date:
11/15/2017
A memo from the Joint Committee on Taxation released this week confirms that increasing the standard deduction while keeping the charitable deduction as is, as H.R. 1 proposes, will result in far less charitable giving to American communities. Under the current law, JCT estimates that 40.7 million taxpayers who itemize will deduct charitable contributions totaling $241.1 billion in 2018. If H.R.
Resources from Advancement Project's Race Counts Webinar
Publication date:
11/15/2017
On November 15, 2017, Advancement Project hosted a webinar on “Race Counts”. Race Counts is an online interactive tool developed by Advancement Project that provides a three-dimensional framework for understanding racial equity in California. A report on Race Counts can also be found here. The webinar presentation was participated by:
California Philanthropy and the New Reality of Legal Weed
Publication date:
11/10/2017
On November 8, 2016, California voters approved Proposition 64, launching a new era in the consumption, marketing, taxation and regulation of for what decades has been California’s largest cash crop, marijuana. In this paper, I will explore how the policy issues emerging from the legalization of recreational marijuana intersect with racial justice, education, youth wellbeing, the built environment and economic development.
Discontinuation of Subsidies and Relaxation of Interstate Sale of Healthcare Plans
Publication date:
11/10/2017
President Donald J. Trump issued an Executive Order No. 13813 titled, “Promoting Healthcare Choice and Competition across the United States” on October 12, 2017.
Summary of Smart Growth California Webinar
Publication date:
11/10/2017
On October 31, 2017, Smart Growth California hosted a webinar about Senate Bill 1 (Beall) California’s New Housing Transportation Bill. The presentation centered on the role funders can play in coalition-building and advocacy toward transportation equity, a criteria hotly debated by community advocacy groups before SB 1 passed last year. Speakers included:
Cal Bike Coalition - Draft Policy Vision and Framing Paper
Publication date:
11/10/2017
Low-income communities and communities of color have been left out and left behind by public policy and investment, both historically and up to the present day. As a result, our communities are organizing and fighting to overcome a litany of inter-connected challenges: unaffordable housing; inadequate transit service; inequitable development and a growing threat of displacement; unhealthy neighborhoods; an inability to access quality jobs; and an absence of even the most basic infrastructure and services.
Cal Bike Coalition - Justification for a Joint Legislative Select Committee on Transportation Equity
Publication date:
11/10/2017
Transportation connects people to places, and is a major determinant of access to opportunity and economic mobility. At the same time, it powerfully shapes both the location and the nature of development and land-use, whether that be a suburban subdivision accessible to a freeway exit, luxury
condominiums a short walk from a rail station, or a warehouse district near a port. In short, transportation creates both benefits (like access to opportunity) and burdens (like exposure to toxic emissions).
Trauma and Resiliency: A Systems Change Approach
Publication date:
10/26/2017
Over the past nine months, the Center for Collective Wisdom has worked with SCG members the California Community Foundation, The California Endowment, First 5 LA, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, The Ralph M.
From Creative Disruption to Systems Change: A 20-Year Retrospective on the Durfee Foundation Sabbatical Program
Publication date:
10/24/2017
“A three-month sabbatical for nonprofit leaders can be a lever for whole systems change.”
- From Creative Disruption to Systems Change: A 20-Year Retrospective on the Durfee Foundation Sabbatical Program
The Durfee Foundation released the report From Creative Disruption to Systems Change: A 20-Year Retrospective on the Durfee Foundation Sabbatical Program. The results of this evaluation show both the short and long-term benefits for individuals and organizations that partake in a well-planned sabbatical.
Pay for Success and Impact Investing Workshop Resources
Publication date:
10/23/2017
Resources from Fires: Join Local Foundation Leaders and Experts for A First Hand Report
Publication date:
10/19/2017
On October 17th, over 150 participants took part of Northern California Grantmakers' funder call with leaders of local community foundations and disaster experts located in the areas most affected by recent Northern California wildfires. They heard a firsthand report of the situation, and learned what funders, nonprofits, and government are doing to assist at this stage of the emergency.
Panelists included:
October SCG Public Policy Roundup
Publication date:
10/19/2017
Governor Jerry Brown finished signing and vetoing bills this past Sunday. He signed 859 bills sent to him by the Legislature, and vetoed 118 bills. The Governor signed a legislative package meant to address the affordable housing crisis in California. SCG Public Policy staff has provided an overview of the bills here.
Resources from Innovation in Health Care Delivery Systems
Publication date:
10/16/2017
The 2020 Census is Underway
Publication date:
10/16/2017
Every ten years, the U.S. Constitution mandates a counting of every person living in the United States, regardless of their citizenship status. The next decennial census will be conducted in 2020. The counting of nearly 400 million persons is an endeavor that requires cooperation among federal, state, and local governments, community based organizations, and philanthropy.
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