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A Conversation on Boundary- Crossing Leadership
In September 2006, The California Endow- ment held a discussion on "boundary-crossing leadership" with Angela Glover Blackwell of PolicyLink, Stewart Kwoh of the Asian Pacific American Legal Center, and Alonzo Plough, Ph.D., and Robert K. Ross, M.D., of The Endowment. Excerpts from the conversation have been published to help jump start further discussions on how to better equip leaders to work across communities.
California Foundations 2004: Trends and Patterns
Developed by the Center on Philanthropy and Public Policy at the University of Southern California, in cooperation with The Foundation Center, the report California Foundations 2004: Trends and Patterns examines the current state of California philanthropy. The report finds that foundations' assets have weathered the economic downturn of the early 2000s and foundation giving has exceeded the high levels set in 2000. The report was funded by The California Endowment, The James Irvine Foundation and The David and Lucile Packard Foundation.
Grant Application Guide
Growing Philanthropy to Build Healthy Multicultural Communities
The California Endowment-Supported Focus Funders Program: A Program Overview and Impacts Report
The report contains a brief overview of the Focus Funders Program's essential aims, its concrete achievements and its implications for the national philanthropy field, building on statements from each of the Program’s participating funds concerning the many benefits they derived from their involvement in this work.
The Potential for Leadership Programming
The California Endowment commissioned a briefing paper to explore the leadership programming arena and evaluate the benefits and risks associated with developing a leadership program for health care professionals.
Shaping the Course of Our Democracy
Gwen Walden, Director of The Endowment's new Center for Healthy Communities, writes in the latest issue of Foundation News & Commentary that philanthropy should be both "catalysts" and the "research and development" department of the public sector to ensure that "all people, regardless of the circumstances of their lives, are afforded the opportunity to achieve their individual human potential and that everyone benefits from the advantages of a free and democratic society."

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