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COVID-19 PNY Member Webinars

Publication date: 
05/2020
Over the past two months Philanthropy New York has hosted six member webinars to address the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the philanthropic sector and how philanthropy can respond and work together. We have recorded each webinar and they are available to watch below. Philanthropy's Response in Times of Crisis This webinar is designed to let funders share decisions about funding in the face of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and exchange questions and up-to-the-minute knowledge with one another. Speakers Michael Barrett , Vice President of Grantmaking, ASPCA Laura Butzel , Partner, Patterson...
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Audio/Video Recording
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Disaster Relief

Langeloth Foundation Grants $10 million to Support Urgent Initiatives to Get Out the Vote, Focusing on Communities of Color

Release Date: 
06/04/2020
... right to vote in an accessible manner. Given that people of color, particularly Black, Latinx and Indigenous ... ballot box in a time when the simple act of voting can put people ’s health at risk. Additional...

Rutgers University Receives Grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to Address Health Disparities Through Community Partnerships

Release Date: 
12/13/2021
... on social determinants of health and working where people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship and age. ... and population health. “It is increasingly clear that people ’s overall health outcomes have...
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Community Development
Health
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Robin Hood, in collaboration with Columbia University's Center on Poverty and Social Policy and The Helmsley Charitable Trust Released its latest Poverty Tracker report, "Special Series on Health and Health Care in New York City"

Release Date: 
02/09/2022
... One third of New Yorkers – or more than two million people – have high health care needs and are more likely to ... Yorkers, reflecting the effects of structural racism where people of color face worse health...

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