Peer-to-peer exploration of common interests held by smaller foundations on homelessness
Explore an interactive exhibit illustrating how the history of race, class and national housing policy has created a legacy of inequity and exclusion that continues to shape our communities
Explore how eviction compromises the most basic need of a stable home and the ripple effect it has on issues such as education and economic well-being.
Take a deep-dive into the work of Birthing Beautiful Communities to understand the infant and maternal mortality health crisis in our community.
Job growth in our region is not likely to result in uniform prosperity for both genders. A recently-released report, undertaken by the leadership of The Women’s Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, unpacks this prediction and illustrates the impact for marginalized populations.
This brief highlights examples of data sharing within the environmental health and justice movement.
Learn how grantees use digital fundraising and engagement tools and strategies.
This report presents several responses to the question: have we made progress on racial justice in philanthropy?
Rising Tide explored the people, the stories, the issues, and the programs that comprise the landscape of Cleveland's local LGBTQ community. Learn what's happening related to LGBTQ programming in youth, families, aging, health, employment, or social justice – from a wealth of local and national experts.
In 2011, 1,121 of the largest American foundations reported more than $2.9 billion in social justice philanthropy. Still, less than one in eight grant dollars (12 percent) went towards supporting social justice efforts in 2011.
