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Healthy Communities Working Group: Theory of Change - 2015

In 2014 WRAG’s Health Working Group changed its name to the Healthy Communities Working Group to better reflect the fact that community development, housing, education, food security, income, and the neighborhoods where people live, work, and play have more to do with the health of people and communities than medical care. In 2015 we developed a theory of change to help us make Greater Washington a region where communities across all jurisdictions are thriving, and all people are living their lives to their fullest potential.

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Document
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Healthy Communities
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Apr 2015

Brightest Minds: Dr. Isabel Sawhill on Creating a New Ethic of Responsible Parenthood

9:30am to 11:30am
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PNC
... marriage promotion, or in Democrats’ efforts to increase safety net spending. Rather, she says, “What we need instead is a new ethic ... as co-director of the Budgeting for National Priorities project and co-director of the Center on Children and Families. Prior to ...
Event type: 
Brightest Minds
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WRAG Members
Non-members
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Brightest Minds

About Us

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... & Administration division. In 2016, she founded Innovative Project Management, LLC, and over the last three years has worked as head of HR ...

WRAG 2017-2018 Strategic Framework

Publication date: 
11/2016
... We will refine. We will sharpen. We will improve. We will not overhaul, re-envision, nor transform. Like you said, “It’s not broken.” This document provides a snapshot of how WRAG will respond ...
Type of resource: 
Publication
Audience: 
WRAG Members
Topic(s): 
WRAG

Our Region, Our Giving 2018

Publication date: 
11/2018

In the 2018 edition of the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers’ Our Region, Our Giving report, we take a look at WRAG member giving in the Greater Washington region in 2017.  This snapshot of our membership’s philanthropy represents over $217.6 million in giving to nonprofit organizations that serve the region and nearly $3.6 billion in assets.

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Publication
Topic(s): 
Philanthropy
Giving Report

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