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“...What infrastructure do I see now? A region with a shared history that connects people – the history of slavery, oppression and rebellion. There's one thing people in Mississippi can know about people in Alabama without… Read More
The Colorado Health Foundation Denver, CO Coloradohealth.org @COHealthFDN NCRP: How is the Colorado Health Foundation evolving to meet the needs of underserved Coloradans? The Colorado Health Foundation is a private foundation that funds across the state.… Read More
The first 100 days of the new administration. The first year. High-profile state elections in Alabama, New Jersey, Virginia and Pennsylvania. The rapidly approaching midterm elections. With the second year of the administration proving to be… Read More
During the United Philanthropy Forum’s annual conference in August 2017, The California Endowment’s chief executive, Dr. Robert K. Ross, exhorted all funders to support civic participation efforts “in the fight for America’s soul.” He said, “Double… Read More
The easy story to tell in politics today is that of a divided and disconnected public: red versus blue, urban versus rural, men versus women. It is easy to feel discouraged in an environment dominated by… Read More
A grassroots movement of young people, led by students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, captured the nation’s attention with gun control activism following the tragic shooting at the school. Their efforts culminated… Read More
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