The Community Hope mural organized by poet Jordan Chaney is a large red rose breaking through concrete, and covers the side of a bakery in downtown Pasco.
UTOPIA, a grassroots organization that serves queer and transgender Pacific Islanders, shares the importance of finding a space where we can self-heal and come together to look back at the work that we’re doing in building a more positive future.Read More »
Mady Sandoval, co-founder of FYRE, shares what was it like launching a safe space for young people during a pandemic.Read More »
Alefba Group celebrates and promotes Persian and Iranian culture through its virtual winter solstice celebration, also called Yaldā.Read More »
Carmen recently joined Group Health Foundation as one of two vice presidents on the program team. She brings more than 15 years of professional experience and important expertise to our collective work at the Foundation.Read More »
Last year profoundly changed all of us. As a newer organization, we are solidifying a tradition to practice reflection in the new year. We hope to transparently offer what we learn along the way, even the hard lessons.Read More »
Group Health Foundation is excited to announce the 21 organizations receiving the latest round of Community Learning Grants.Read More »
We’re delighted to welcome Carmen Berkley as vice president of programs. She looks forward to using her deep experience in political strategy, movement building, communications, and cultural expression to serve as an advocate for community-led work in Washington State.Read More »
What we watched unfold in Washington, D.C. today is unchecked terrorism that was incited by an outgoing president and is threatening our democracy. Group Health Foundation condemns any attempt to undermine the will of the people—the people who showed up and participated in a fair election.Read More »
Group Health Foundation is honored to share the 25 recipients of $15 million in Systems, Power, and Action grants.Read More »
Sandra Williams started The Black Lens and the Carl Maxey Center because she was tired of serving on everyone else’s committees, work groups, and task forces. Read her reflections on both organizations in this Q&A.Read More »