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12 May 2021

Children’s Aid Recovery Labs: Lessons Learned and Implications for this Summer and Beyond

Wednesday, May 12, 2021 -
12:00pm to 12:45pm
... academic and social-emotional needs of children and youth in NYC ’s most vulnerable neighborhoods, (2) ensure students ... development programs. In Collaboration With NYC Youth...

Working with the Business Sector: Pursuing Public Good with Private Partners

Publication date: 
06/2004
... and pull between sectors from the vantage point of those working in independent and corporate foundations, this guide ... weigh the case for engaging business, share strategies for working with companies, and identify skills for promoting ... and philosophical differences between the sectors. Working with the Business Sector: Pursuing Public Good with ...

Building Community Capacity for Participation in Evaluation: Why It Matters and What Works

Publication date: 
01/2013
Engaging community residents in evaluation and learning not only strengthens programs by enabling grantmakers to make more informed decisions, it also helps ensure evaluation efforts are measuring the right things and builds community capacity to use evaluation data to support sustainable solutions. Explore why it matters and what works through five recommendations.
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How Foundations Use Communications to Advance Their Public Policy Work

Publication date: 
05/2010
This study examines how foundations that wish to engage in public policy are using communications to expand the reach and impact of their work. It reveals that communications is at the very center of successful policy engagement for the foundations interviewed, which make use of ten distinctly different strategies to boost their policy engagement. Among the foundations included in the study are The Atlantic Philanthropies, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Ford Foundation, and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.

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