Child Opportunity Index
This neighborhood-level index brings together 44 indicators of educational, health and environmental, social, and economic opportunity to help users understand the conditions children experience across the United States.
This neighborhood-level index brings together 44 indicators of educational, health and environmental, social, and economic opportunity to help users understand the conditions children experience across the United States.
This interactive atlas shows how the neighborhoods where children grow up are connected to adult outcomes such as income, employment, and incarceration, with results available by parental income, race, and gender.
This fellowship supports early-career scholars studying economic well-being and early care and education among Hispanic children and families with low incomes through seed funding, mentoring, and professional development.
This program supports advanced doctoral students and early-career scholars as they collaborate with Center investigators on research related to early care and education, economic well-being, and Hispanic children and families.
This free online learning platform provides nonprofit professionals, board members, and volunteers with courses, certificate programs, videos, and guides covering fundraising, leadership, operations, communications, and program management.
This course helps Philadelphia community-based organizations and community members build practical knowledge of grants, proposal development, and community-led research processes.
This course helps Philadelphia community-based organizations and community members understand grant budgets, financial requirements, and the budgeting components of a strong grant application.
This playbook helps community development organizations understand the healthcare sector, identify shared priorities, and build cross-sector partnerships that invest in healthier and more equitable communities.
The CDFI Fund’s mission is to expand economic opportunity for underserved people and communities by supporting the growth and capacity of a national network of community development lenders, investors, and financial service providers. It serves communities across the United States, U.S. territories, and freely associated states and Hawai‘i.
The Rural Community Assistance Corporation provides training, technical assistance, financing, and advocacy to strengthen rural and Indigenous communities across the western United States and Pacific Islands. It serves communities in Hawaii.