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Communications Manager
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Communications Manager
... 3-5 years of relevant work experience in communications, journalism or public relations;
Ability to think critically, innovatively, ...
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Jun 2018
WEBINAR: Where Are the Children? Family Separation Becomes U.S. Immigration Enforcement Policy
1:00pm to 2:30pm
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online
... to deny protection to women and girls fleeing gender-based violence; and turning away more asylum seekers at the border to prevent them ...
Laura St. John , Legal Director, The Florence Project
Efrén C. Olivares , Racial Economic Justice Program Director, Texas Civil RIghts Project
Meghan Johnson Perez , Director of Children's Project, ProBAR
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A Snapshot of Philanthropy in the Greater Washington Region
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03/2016
A quick look at recent giving by foundations and corporations in the Greater Washington region.
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Latest column from WRAG's president asks, "Can we speak our truths in a conversation about race?"
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11/16/2015
... ‘gang.’” – black neighbor
“’Gang’ suggests violence, and violent terms are more often associated with ... exchange between two white neighbors about how they must not be able to understand discrimination because they are white. The exchange ...
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Jordan Edwards
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05/03/2017
... black hole or this event that happened on Saturday night had not, as of yesterday anyway when I learned about it, received much national ... “What can I do? What can I do to stop this stream of violence against black men and boys?”
Well, I’m not sure, but I know ...
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"My eyes were opened"
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10/02/2018
... encircled with barbed wire, human beings were confined. Not only did I recognize that African-Americans have formed the basis of our ... may take is different, but oppression it still is. Raw violence has evolved, to some degree, into more subtle, nuanced actions, but ...
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Jun 2014
Health Working Group Annual Retreat
9:00am to 3:00pm
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Location will be emailed to registrants
... – is impacting the region’s low-income residents and safety net clinics and what the implications are for our individual and ...
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Dec 2017
Regional Health Policy Forum
9:00am to 3:00pm
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CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
... perspectives from hospitals, insurers and the health care safety-net; and will feature facilitated discussions on current regional health ...
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May 2016
Brightest Minds: Eldar Shafir
9:30am to 11:30am
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The Meyer Foundation
... Non-Members: $45.00
Please register online. If you do not have an account, please contact Rebekah Seder, ...
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Feb 2018
Expanding the Table Session 2: Structural Racism
9:00am to 12:00pm
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PNC Bank
The racial disparities in society today are perpetuated by structures and systems that benefit some and disadvantage others. Dr. Kendi will explore the deep historical roots of these structures and their current realities.
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How Washington area funders can support Baltimore
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05/01/2015
... deep sadness at the death of Mr. Freddie Gray and at the violence and destruction witnessed this week in Baltimore. Many local funders ...
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Oct 2016
Funders' Roundtable of Montgomery County | Strategies to End Homelessness in Montgomery County
12:00pm to 2:00pm
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Bethesda, MD
... population are children.
17% are survivors of domestic violence.
To afford an apartment and basic necessities, families earning ...
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Dec 2016
Funders' Roundtable of Montgomery County: Treating the Hidden "Illness” Undermining Our Anti-Poverty Work
12:00pm to 2:00pm
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Bethesda, MD
Research indicates that there is an exposure which dramatically increases the risk for 7 out of 10 of the leading causes of death in the United States. In high doses, it affects brain development, academic achievement, hormones, and the immune system. What is it? Trauma, or what some call “toxic stress.”
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National League of Cities & WRAG Partner to Advance Racial Equity in the Greater Washington Region
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04/23/2018
... racial equity was born from racially-charged incidents of violence. Following the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and the ...
Our Region, Our Giving 2019
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11/2019
We are pleased to bring you the 2019 edition of Our Region, Our Giving, the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers’ annual report on our members’ philanthropy in the District of Columbia, northern Virginia, and suburban Maryland. Over the past summer, we surveyed our membership on their 2018 giving and assets, the strategies they employ to achieve their philanthropic goals, and the changes they anticipate for their institutions over the next year. These funders represent a cross-section of the region’s philanthropic community, including independent, family, corporate, community, and public foundations, as well as corporate giving programs. While they have a diverse set of programmatic and geographic priorities, and a range of resources dedicated to philanthropy, they are united by a common commitment to WRAG’s mission of improving the health and vitality of the region and all who live here.
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Common Grant Report
Common Grant Report
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Common Letter of Inquiry
Common Letter of Inquiry
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Feb 2016
Public Education Speaker Series: The Impact of Toxic Stress on Developing Children
9:30am to 11:30am
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Pew Charitable Trusts
WRAG's 2016 public education speaker series kicks off with a look at how adverse childhood experiences impact young children.
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