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Casa de Maryland creates a more just society by building power in low-income immigrant communities. Photo by Carol Guzy

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December 03, 2018

Announcing the 2018 Julie L. Rogers Sabbatical Grant Recipients

Michael Cassidy, president and CEO of The Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis – and 2016 Julie L. Rogers Sabbatical Program grant recipient – helps announce the 2018 recipients. | Read more

November 20, 2018 | By Terri D. Wright, PhD, MPH

Diving Deeper: October 2018 Grantmaking

On October 25, the Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation’s board of directors approved 77 grants totaling $3,110,000 in general grantmaking, and four capacity-building grants totaling $103,450. In our last grants announcement, I reiterated our focus... | Read more

November 05, 2018 | By Nicky Goren

Wringing Good Out of Evil

I never thought that in 2018, I would experience fear on the basis of being Jewish in the United States. And yet, just over a week ago, I was horrified to learn of the massacre of 11 Jewish congregants – Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose... | Read more