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We Refuse to Go Backwards: Standing United for California’s Future

November 6, 2024

As we process the results of the 2024 election, we remain steadfast in our commitment to advancing health and racial justice for all Californians by investing in the safety, dignity and power of marginalized communities; this remains a core focus of our mission.

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Sierra Health Foundation Senior Vice President of Programs and Partnerships Kaying Hang Recognized as One of Sacramento Bee’s Top 20 AAPI Change Makers

October 3, 2024

Kaying Hang, senior vice president of programs and partnerships at Sierra Health Foundation and president of The Center, was recognized among The Sacramento Bee’s Top 20 Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Change Makers.

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Sierra Health Foundation invests $1 million to scale inclusive economic development and community power

October 1, 2024

SACRAMENTO - Today, Sierra Health Foundation announced an investment of $1 million to support the expansion of Community Economic Mobilization Initiative (CEMI) technical assistance, capacity building and power building activations with grantee partners throughout the state.
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Sierra Health Foundation Hosts Planting Justice at 2024 Speaker Series Event on Growing Equitable Food Economies

September 19, 2024

On August 8, Sierra Health Foundation hosted “Growing Equitable Food Economies: Lessons at the Intersection of Economic and Food Justice,” the first of our 2024 Speaker Series: From Climate Crisis to Justice. Continue reading...

Sierra Health Foundation invests $65,000 to support communities impacted by wildfire and extreme weather

August 15, 2024

Sierra Health Foundation is proud to invest $65,000 to support communities impacted by wildfire and extreme weather in Butte, Tehama, Plumas and Sacramento counties. Continue reading...

Partnerships Fall 2023

November 3, 2023

Read the Fall 2023 issue of Partnerships to learn about new partners, get updates about our programs and access funding opportunities.

Partnerships Summer 2023

August 9, 2023

Read the Summer 2023 issue of Partnerships to learn about new partners, get updates about our programs and access funding opportunities.

Sierra Health Foundation invests over $1 million to address ongoing disparities in Californian communities

July 5, 2023

Today, Sierra Health Foundation announced an investment of $1.23 million across three initiatives that redress disparities for historically excluded communities across California. Each grantee has a unique approach, including chronicling lost narratives of historical injustices, providing crucial financial support to families and reducing economic and environmental inequities. Continue reading...

Join us for our Speaker Series event on May 31

May 24, 2023

Advocate, researcher and social change strategist Arnold L. Chandler will share the groundbreaking LifeCourse Framework to give us a better understanding of social problems that face boys and men of color. In addition, Sierra Health Foundation Program Officer Ray Green and the My Brother’s Keeper Collaborative’s strategy leads will unveil the 2023–2026 Guide to Action — their strategy to unlock greater opportunities for Sacramento’s boys and men of color. Learn more on our Speaker Series page.

Partnerships April-May 2023

May 24, 2023

Read the April-May issue of Partnerships to learn about our Equity on the Mall event, read new reports, get updates about our programs and access funding opportunities.

Join us for our Speaker Series event on May 25

May 2, 2023

Civil rights attorney and author Michelle Coles will be our guest for this virtual Speaker Series event, Past Is Prologue: Uncovering Our Past Holds the Key to a Better, More Inclusive Tomorrow. Communities across America are grappling with big questions about racial inequality. How do we effect lasting change? Join us for this insightful, hopeful talk. Learn more on our Speaker Series page.

Policy Brief: Pandemic Changes to Medi-Cal and Implications for California’s Immigrant Farmworkers

March 28, 2023

Pandemic changes to Medi-Cal made it easier for low-income Californians to stay enrolled and to access expanded services—improvements to care that may have helped immigrant farmworkers. The upcoming end of the public health emergency will reverse some of these changes, as advocates push to keep others permanent. Sierra Health Foundation supported the publication of this Public Policy Institute of California policy brief (PPIC.org).