ITF will cultivate grant partnerships with Native-led and Native-serving organizations across what is now known as the United States and its territories, giving away $1,650,000 total with… Read More »
San Joaquin Valley
Redesigning Funding for Los Angeles: Advancing Equity to Support Community-Led Green Infrastructure Projects
This report from ReDesignLA examines the administrative and structural barriers that community-based organizations (CBOs) and Tribal entities face when accessing local, state, and philanthropic funding.… Read More »
Fund for an Inclusive California (F4ICA)
Common Counsel Foundation’s Fund for an Inclusive California (F4ICA) is proud to announce $2 million in grants to power grassroots movement-building and rapid response efforts across the state. In a… Read More »
Community Protection Fund
The Latino Community Foundation launched the Community Protection Fund, a rapid, community-centered philanthropic response to escalating immigration enforcement. The Fund will support efforts to hold… Read More »
California Resourcing Resilience Initiative
The California Resourcing Resilience Initiative (CRRI) is a statewide network designed to build ecosystem readiness for communities to meaningfully access and implement California’s climate investments.… Read More »
Homes Before Highways Interactive Mapping Tool
The Homes Before Highways Interactive Mapping Tool from The Greenlining Institute visualizes where highway expansion projects across California are demolishing homes and businesses, while highlighting… Read More »
An Abundance Agenda for Transportation
This report, part of the 2026 Abundance Policy Report Series, examines how transportation policy can expand access to jobs, housing, services, and opportunities across California… Read More »
Autonomous Vehicle Heaven or Hell? Creating a Transportation Revolution that Benefits All
Greenlining released the first in-depth analysis of a wide range of mobility, health, and economic implications of electrification, vehicle sharing, and self-driving vehicles.
Not Nearly Enough: California Lacks Capacity to Meet Lofty Housing Goals
The UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies report shows that given California’s planned capacity, only 2.8 million housing units can be built, far less… Read More »
Meeting California’s Housing Needs: Best Practices for Inclusionary Housing
This fact sheet presents local governments with key steps and considerations for developing a successful inclusionary housing ordinance and an effective program.
