WICHE works to expand educational access and excellence, strengthening higher education’s contributions to the West. It serves communities across the United States, U.S. territories, and freely associated states, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.
Women United Together Marshall Islands (WUTMI) works to promote the empowerment of women and gender equality in the RMI. It serves California, Hawai‘i, and communities outside the United States and its territories.
The Satterberg Foundation strengthens California and Washington communities by promoting a just society and a sustainable environment. Its work may be especially relevant to organizations focused on civil rights / social justice, education / special education, and environmental justice.
Sierra Health Foundation supports organizations and community-driven efforts that advance health, racial equity, and racial justice across 26 counties in Northern California. Its funding region encompasses primarily rural and urban communities from the Sacramento and San Joaquin areas to the northern and eastern portions of the state, including eastern Solano County. The Foundation invests in initiatives addressing health disparities, economic opportunity, climate and environmental health, policy and systems change, and other social conditions that influence health and quality of life. Through The Center at Sierra Health Foundation, it also collaborates with partners and supports initiatives throughout California, with a particular focus on the San Joaquin Valley.
Akonadi Foundation’s mission is to support the development of powerful social change movements to eliminate structural racism and create a racially just society. It serves Oakland, California.
The Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund partners with organizations and communities to advance equity, opportunity, and dignity, with a strong focus on California and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Experience Hope for Teens is a school-based intervention that aims to prevent and reduce trauma-
related behavior problems for African American students by increasing their access to trauma-informed
services, increasing school capacity to respond in a non-punitive, healing-focused and restorative
manner to trauma-related behavior, and decreasing students’ trauma symptoms, such as Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, dissociation, internalizing, externalizing, and complicated
grief reactions. This Community Defined Evidence Program (CDEP) is designed to create culturally-
responsive places of healing in the African American community.
This roadmap offers policy, program, workforce, data, funding, and partnership recommendations for public health departments and community organizations working toward an equitable emergency response and long-term systems change.
This report identifies practical strategies for improving demographic data collection, monitoring disparities, engaging communities, and using data to strengthen health care quality and equity in California.
This fellowship supports emerging leaders from many disciplines who are working to reduce dementia-related inequities through education, mentorship, leadership development, research, and community engagement.
