Grantmaking Area: New Initiatives in Development

To increase the capacity and resiliency of social justice leaders through trauma-informed coaching, through an entity such as Coaching for Healing, Justice, and Liberation.

To build and sustain the power of Black-led organizations, coalitions, and networks in order to realize equity and justice for Black communities in California.

To address rising anti-AAPI racism by expanding the statewide AAPI community organizing infrastructure, through an entity such as AAPIs for Civic Empowerment Education Fund.

To develop a comprehensive framework for Just Transition to prioritize the creation of high-quality jobs.

To support the exploration of public interest partnerships between philanthropy and the State of California to improve the lives of California workers.

To support the California Divide, a statewide media collaboration to raise awareness and engagement about poverty and income inequality.

To promote learning and coordination among California funders to ensure the integration of low-income immigrants and refugees in California.

To promote public-philanthropic partnerships that benefit low-income and vulnerable communities in California, through an entity such as Project Hyphen.

For general operating support for Advancement Project California.

To expand a research infrastructure that streamlines the use and linking of California’s administrative data, and to develop a racial equity research agenda.