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Shadows cast against an American flag, highlighting the concept that some people exist, but are often not fully seen.

How Our “Invisible” Community is Finally Claiming Its Place

To build solidarity and belonging, our long-overlooked community has successfully advocated for inclusion in federal data.

An illustration showing the inseparable imagery of the American flag and immigration.

To Build Belonging, Every Community Must Count

After decades of advocacy, a new change is offering hope for restoring dignity and belonging to one community. And it offers lessons for partnering with ALL communities.

A billboard with the message "Community is Strength" is on display as a woman walks by.

Evaluation that Builds Community Power Begins with Trust

Equitable evaluation uplifts and empowers historically undervalued or unheard perspectives which advances health and racial equity.

Jurupa Valley Residents Advocate for Healthy, Community-Centered Policy and Government

In Jurupa, community isn’t just a word—it’s a way of life. From the school hallways to the city trails, from resource centers to riverbeds, neighbors show up for one another in ways big and small.

A city bus crosses the Tower Bridge in Sacramento

Sacramento's Youth Lead Historic Wins to Reclaim Power, Place, and Possibility

Sacramento, California advocates for policies to support young people and develop their leadership to organize and advocate for systems change.

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Building Generational Health in Trenton

From food and employment, to housing, safety, and care for families and children, Trenton organizations are working hard to fill the gaps that exist, collaborating with each other to identify missing pieces, and building solutions to eliminate them.

A woman reaches out to a young girl and her sister at a farmers market.

Understanding Perspectives on Health and Wellbeing in New Jersey

N.J. poll findings indicate that across political, racial, and geographic differences, residents agree that some people face greater barriers to living a healthy life. At the same time, perspectives differ on why these gaps exist and how to address them.

The City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program has joined forces with the Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services to form the Porch Light Initiative. Using art and human connection, the Porch Light Initiative strives to improve the health of vulnerable communities and individuals. Porch Light is a Local Funding Partnership of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. From October to April, artists are paired with partner agencies � Sobriety Through Out- Patient (STOP), Associaci�n Puertorrique�os en Marcha (APM) and Project H.O.M.E. Over the course of the year, the artists work with the service recipients at the agencies to design, paint, and hang large-scale murals in the neighborhoods where the organizations are located. They use art to engage clients in a new way, develop deeper connections to their community, and create a safe space to talk about behavioral health issues such as mental health problems or substance abuse.The Porch Light Initiative is dedicated to de-stigmatizing these behavior health issues, among clients themselves and among all area residents who see the murals. These beautiful murals act as beacons in the neighborhoods, sparking conversations about behavioral health issues, shedding light on challenges faced by service recipients, and encouraging empathy among fellow community members. The murals are not only a tool for partner organizations to integrate themselves into the community in a positive way; they heighten awareness of the resources available to help people with behavioral health issues and can increase access to treatment.

Advancing Collective Wellbeing

Collective wellbeing is both aspirational and operational. It is driven by a shared vision that generates actions to help people and communities not just survive, but thrive.

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Millions Could Lose Medicaid Coverage Due to New Rules

Projected reductions in Medicaid expansion enrollment under OBBBA's work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks.

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Grants and Grant Programs

Learn about the types of grant funding RWJF supports to pave the way, together, to a future where health is no longer a privilege, but a right.