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Find similar grantsThe California Health Equity and Racial Justice Fund is sponsored by State of California. This fund provides resources directly to community-based organizations, clinics, and tribal organizations to identify and address pressing health and racial justice issues.
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Health Equity & Racial Justice Fund (HERJF) Health Equity & Racial Justice Fund (HERJF) Roots of Change Slow Meat Pavilion at Terra Madre Americas Achieving Resilient Communities (ARC) Transformation of California’s Local Meat Systems Food & Farm Resilience Coalition – AB 408 Health Equity & Racial Justice Fund (HERJF) Collaboration with Healthy Food Action Continuing Battle to Tax Sugary Beverages at the Local and State Levels ROC’s Whole Foods Market 5% Day California Food Policy Council A New Food & Farming System for California Engaging Food Policy Councils Across the Land Working with Diversity: The Fierce Allies Project California Market Match Consortium San Diego Urban Rural Roundtable Los Angeles Urban Rural Roundtable System Dynamics Mapping Project San Francisco Urban-Rural Roundtable Slow Food Nation: Changemakers Day Ag Futures Alliance Network CA Roundtable on Agriculture & the Environment The Vivid Picture Project Roots of Change Slow Meat Pavilion at Terra Madre Americas Achieving Resilient Communities (ARC) Transformation of California’s Local Meat Systems Food & Farm Resilience Coalition – AB 408 Health Equity & Racial Justice Fund (HERJF) Collaboration with Healthy Food Action Let’s Feed LA Campaign for AB 138 Continuing Battle to Tax Sugary Beverages at the Local and State Levels ROC’s Whole Foods Market 5% Day California Food Policy Council A New Food & Farming System for California Engaging Food Policy Councils Across the Land Working with Diversity: The Fierce Allies Project California Market Match Consortium Real Rural San Diego Urban Rural Roundtable Food Systems Alliances 2010 ROC Network Summit Los Angeles Urban Rural Roundtable System Dynamics Mapping Project San Francisco Urban-Rural Roundtable Slow Food Nation: Changemakers Day Disadvantaged Farmers Ag Vision Ag Futures Alliance Network CA Roundtable on Agriculture & the Environment The Vivid Picture Project Food Declaration The California Health Equity and Racial Justice Fund is a bold, innovative proposal to address both the social determinants of health and structural racism.
The Fund will invest in community-based organizations, clinics, and tribal organizations to transform community conditions and institutional/government systems to promote health equity and racial justice. Roots of Change and others are working to remedy food injustices. The stark realities exposed by COVID-19 demonstrate more help is needed, and needed now.
FAQ SHEET | FACT SHEET | HERFund. org Governor Newsom Again Fails to Support the Health Equity & Racial Justice Fund During the past few weeks, community members throughout the state have led rallies calling on Governor Gavin Newsom to include $100 million in annual funding for a Health Equity and Racial Justice (HERJ). Here a few photos and videos of the rally at the Capitol in Sacramento on April 22, 2022:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, community clinics, and tribal organizations which focus exclusively on American Indian and Alaska Native populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows ongoing commitment of at least $100 million annually proposed, specific award amounts not detailed but historically ranged up to $50,000 for cluster funding and up to $25,000 for advocacy grants. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The California Health Equity and Racial Justice Fund is funded by State of California. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Alaska. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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