By Rebecca Weaver, Community Impact Strategist Ask someone to name a city’s infrastructure, and they’ll likely mention roads, bridges, water lines, transit systems, or broadband. These are the systems we plan for, invest in, and maintain because they make...
By Lauren Young, Sr. Social Impact Strategist Introduction The nonprofit and philanthropic sectors are operating amid sustained volatility unlike anything experienced in recent decades. Federal funding instability, administrative uncertainty, workforce pressures,...
From Strategy to Alignment: Strengthening HealthPath’s Role in Advancing Health Equity Meeting a Critical Need Across Ohio, communities face growing health challenges shaped by long-standing inequities in access, infrastructure, and investment. Behavioral...
By Dr. Erica Henderson, CEcD | Principal & CEO In St. Louis, residents have been telling us what they need for as long as anyone has been asking. They told us before Mill Creek Valley was demolished in 1959, displacing 20,000 Black residents and erasing a...
By Ann Fisher-Jackson | Chief Strategist There are two versions of every federal funding cut. The one that gets covered, and the one that lands. The covered version happens in Washington. It has a number, a bill name, a roll call, and a margin. It gets analyzed in two...
