2022 Budget and Tax Briefing Series: Part 2: State Policy, Budget, and Revenue Outlook: A Focus on the South
CNJG is pleased to offer the 2022 Virtual Budget and Tax Briefing Series, hosted by our partners at Economic Opportunity Funders, to our members.
Southern communities have been navigating some of the most challenging political and economic climates for decades. Too often, the South is a laboratory for regressive policies that are exported to other places. But the South is also a springboard for visionary thinking, the birthplace of national movements with a rich history of innovative organizing. Home to more than one-third of the country’s population, including many of the fastest growing cities and regions, what happens in the South will have a profound impact on the entire country and our collective future. Join us to learn more about key battles and opportunities in the South and lessons learned and insights from campaigns in Alabama and Florida.
• Ethan Frey, Program Officer, Civic Engagement & Government, Ford Foundation (Moderator)
• John Simpkins, President, MDC
• Robyn Hyden, Executive Director, Alabama Arise
• Zelalem Adefris, Vice President of Policy & Advocacy, Catalyst Miami
Cost: Free for CNJG Grantmakers and Non Member Grantmakers.
Note: This program is for funders and philanthropic advisors whose primary activity is grantmaking.
This program will be livestreamed via YouTube, starting at 2:55 pm. Registrants will receive a link to the livestream prior to the program. Please register by April 13 at 12 pm Noon to receive the link. If you cannot watch during this time, you can use the same link to access the recording and watch at a later time.
For questions, please contact Anna D’Elia, Manager of Programs and Learning.
Cosponsors: Children, Youth & Family Funders Roundtable and Workforce Matters
Upcoming Programs in this series
April 20 – Celebrating 10 Years of the EITC Pooled Fund
April 27 – Meet the 2022 Law & Social Policy Legacy Award Winner
More information on each event in this series will be available on the CNJG website shortly.