Community Improvement/Development
Join us for our first Newark Funder Affinity Group meeting of the year as we hear from a group of experts on the City of Newark’s plans to create a roadmap for inclusive development, and work that is already underway in the city’s neighborhoods.
Please join your colleagues to learn about the New Jersey 2018 Lead Poisoning Prevention Action Plan, a roadmap for New Jersey developed by national lead poisoning prevention expert Green and Healthy Homes Initiative.
Join us and learn how Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, in partnership with Catchafire, is mobilizing resources and acting as catalysts for change to build strong, healthy communities, foster civic leadership, and promote philanthropy.
Join us for what promises to be a fascinating discussion with a nationally-recognized thought-leader on healthy communities.
Join us for a presentation from Dominique Lee, the Executive Director of BRICK and the South Ward Children’s Alliance, and his team on their plans for the Promise Neighborhood.
CNJG is pleased to offer this webinar series designed by our colleague Regional Associations from three Midwest states, who have collaborated to present this series. Together, they hope to harness and share the collective expertise of each state’s leading philanthropic organizations and trusted community partners.
Join fellow funders from around the country to learn more about options for you and your organization to take policy action on the federal/state/local levels, and coordinate with your nonprofit community to support the decennial census.
Join us for a look at how the new, interactive Passaic Childcare Map can be used to assess the supply and quality of childcare relative to demand.
Join foundation colleagues for an in-depth look at the impact of lead exposure on children in NJ in areas ranging from education to health to youth development to criminal justice.
Join your grantmaking colleagues for this in-depth look at: what creative place-making is; highlighting some New Jersey-based projects; how funding these projects actually flows into the communities through different organizations; and how the Kresge Foundation is driving this initiative.
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