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Paid Family Leave Policy Update Program Recording

Publication date
9.17.2026

Explore paid family leave policy in Ohio and the Time to Care Ohio Coalition’s efforts to leverage local advocacy successes toward statewide impact. A presentation from Collaborate Cleveland included an update on S.B. 396, bipartisan legislation that would make family and medical leave benefits available to all Ohio workers. Paid leave policies can support caregiving, improve health outcomes and promote economic stability, especially for low- and middle-income workers and families.

Building Strengths-Based Cultures of Upstanders Program Recording

Publication date
9.23.2026

Build the skills to be an upstander – people who stand up for themselves and others – with this program recording. In this research-based introductory program with the Cincinnati Holocaust & Humanity Center, you will gain awareness of your strengths and how to leverage them to build more cohesive, resilient teams.

Philanthropy Forward Presenter Social Media Toolkit

Publication date
9.25.2026

This presenter toolkit is designed to help share the news of your participation as a Philanthropy Forward ’26 speaker with your network using our ready-to-use graphics and sample social posts. Highlight your session and expertise while celebrating your role in this year’s conference.

Philanthropy Ohio Medicaid Eligibility Management Community Overview Program Recording

Publication date
8.4.2026

In this recording, learn about the Eligibility Management Learning Community (EMLC) and how it aims to improve access to care, maintain treatment continuity and reduce avoidable coverage disruptions as Ohio prepares for significant changes to Medicaid eligibility beginning in 2027. The EMLC brings together providers, advocates, payors and government partners to help prevent avoidable coverage loss among community members, especially those with serious mental illness and other chronic health conditions.

Philanthropy Ohio Baby Bonds Explained Program Recording

Publication date
6.22.2026

Explore baby bonds, a bipartisan policy proposal that’s gaining momentum, in which every child born into poverty receives a publicly funded trust account at birth and "superbundle" policies to improve maternal health and wealth. David Radcliffe of The New School’s Institute on Race, Power, and Political Economy and Dr. Megan Smith of the National Diaper Bank Network explain evidence-based policies that provide “start-up capital” for young adults to access education, home ownership and entrepreneurship.

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