This teleconference will focus feature update from Governor DeWine’s office and discussion of Philanthropy Ohio’s education policy priorities.
The third quarterly Health Initiative meeting of 2019 will focus on maternal and child health
Funders will take a deep dive into the policy priorities with the new directors of the Ohio Department of Medicaid and the Ohio Department of Health.
The April 23 coalition meeting will feature an updates on education legislation and graduation requirement options.
Learn about the education provisions included in Governor Dewine's budget and take a deep dive into equity in education in Ohio, from early learning to higher education.
Explore policies impacting children’s health and well-being with a focus on Ohio’s next state budget under a new administration
Learn about Waterford UPSTART, a technology-based, in-home kindergarten-readiness program. UPSTART’s disruptive innovation approach offers new dimensions of affordability, choice and accessibility for developing school readiness and empowers parents to engage in their children’s education. This program began in Utah and is actively expanding to pilots to Ohio and other states.
Learn about Council for a Strong America (CSA), a national, nonpartisan nonprofit that unites five organizations comprised of law enforcement leaders, retired admirals and generals, business executives, pastors and prominent coaches and athletes – totaling more than 9,000 individuals – who advocate for research-based policies that support children, youth and families as well as communities, states and the nation. In Ohio, they currently have over 400 members.
No matter what your interests – as a taxpayer, funder of education programs, employer or parent – you will benefit from a review of the state’s efforts to prepare the next generation of citizens. Philanthropy Ohio’s webinar will include updates on key education policies and the associated budget considerations shaping early childhood to post-secondary reforms.
Ohio’s Mid-Biennium Review (MBR) bill enacted in 2012 produced dozens of reforms, budget adjustments and efficiencies as well as policy changes related to K-12 and higher education, workforce development, energy and health care and human services. This year’s MBR will similarly introduce additional budget modifications and policy changes that could have implications for funders and the grantees you support.
