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John E. Kobara is the EVP and COO of California Community Foundation, a member of the Council on Foundations.
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Please join Council on Foundations members and others within the Southern California philanthropic community for a unique program to learn about the opportunities and challenges affecting the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors at a local, state, and federal levels as the 2016 election cycle gets…
From April 29-May 2, Los Angeles will play host to the 2012 Council on Foundations Annual Conference. As a member of the planning task force and the foundation community of L.A., I want to extend a special invitation to community foundations to participate.
Jim Canales, president of the James…
Amy Dominguez-Arms was appointed vice president for programs in January 2015. She served as program director from 2004–2014 for the Foundation’s California Democracy program. As vice president, Amy provides oversight for all of the Foundation’s grantmaking programs. As program…
John F. Rohe is vice president of philanthropy for Colcom Foundation, a member of the Council on Foundations.
Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr. was appointed Dean of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs in September 2008. He is a longtime UCLA professor of public policy and political science. His research focuses on strategic communications, public policy, electoral politics, and racial and ethnic politics.
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Geri Mannion is Managing Director for Strengthening U.S. Democracy and Special Opportunities Fund at Carnegie Corporation. She brings a wealth of experience about the role of philanthropy in challenging, improving and deepening the civic dialogue. She has directed the division since 1998, after…
Let’s have a conversation about how to allocate a philanthropic dollar between the ounce of prevention and the pound of cure. Philanthropy must respond to existing needs. Hunger, homelessness, disease, and disasters cannot be ignored. When, however, should present needs yield to the future?…
Brad Rourke is a program officer at the Kettering Foundation. His work includes studies of naming and framing issues in public terms and how people make decisions and work together on shared challenges in communities. Rourke is executive editor of the National Issues Forums issue books as well as…