Join us for a discussion with Julie Macecevic and Leeann Luna on Domestic Violence Awareness Month, exploring data gaps, new services for survivors, and local collaborations addressing domestic violence and sexual assault.

Designed for those less familiar with data, this interactive workshop equips participants with the knowledge and skills to leverage demographic data for informed decision-making, enabling them to define its importance, identify key sources, effectively use DataShare for analysis, and interpret data for program development.

Curious about how power mapping can benefit your organization? Join our CORE Coffee Chat to explore the concept, review tools for power analysis, and then practice using some tools together.

Designed for people who are less familiar with data, this training will provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills to leverage demographic data to enhance their work and contribute to informed decision-making.

Join us as we provide a high-level review and opportunities to practice key concepts and tools from the previous CORE RFP trainings.

Join us for interactive discussions and practice opportunities on preparing a program budget, crafting a detailed budget narrative, and deciding on the optional “leveraging template” (for Tiers 1 and 2 only).

Attend the informal, unstructured Office Hours to receive additional guidance on how to apply the CORE concepts and tools to grant proposals. Each scheduled office hour will focus on a specific CORE Condition.

Learn how to access the CORE application, create an account in Reviewr, and fill out applications in the platform.

Join us for interactive discussions and hands-on practice on finding and utilizing community-level data from DataShare and other sources.

The purpose of this virtual optional meeting is to review the RFP, gather questions, and respond to initial questions regarding the RFP document.

Join us for interactive discussions on applying your theory of change and logic model to describe your proposed program, incorporating the CORE Continuum of Results and Evidence and Equitable Evaluation Framework™ principles for planning and evaluation, and much more.

Participate in this structured training where we will explore how to use quantitative and qualitative data with an equity lens to identify community strengths and describe inequities, crafting compelling narratives for your program, and more.

Attend the informal, unstructured Office Hours to receive additional guidance on how to apply the CORE concepts and tools to grant proposals. Each scheduled office hour will focus on a specific CORE Condition.

Attend this practical, interactive workshop to discover how implementing best practices for sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data collection can enhance the impact of your data and programs.

Participate in this structured training where we will explore the CORE Investments Framework and learn techniques for crafting effective theories of change and logic models using CORE tools.

Curious how community-level data can shape public policy, advocacy, and program planning? Join our interactive workshop where you'll gain practical skills in data analysis, interpretation, and learn from a local case study.

Struggling with program evaluation? Join our upcoming CORE Peer Learning Circle (PLC) for discussions on overcoming evaluation hurdles in an informal, supportive setting, aimed at refining your evaluation skills.

Struggling with program evaluation? Join our upcoming CORE Peer Learning Circles (PLCs) for discussions on overcoming evaluation hurdles in an informal, supportive setting, aimed at refining your evaluation skills.

In the final session of our grant-writing series, we'll delve into adopting an evaluator's perspective, utilizing tools such as the CORE Continuum of Results and Evidence to enhance proposal planning by addressing questions on project effectiveness and relevance.

Struggling with program evaluation? Join our upcoming CORE Peer Learning Circles (PLCs) for discussions on overcoming evaluation hurdles in an informal, supportive setting, aimed at refining your evaluation skills.

In this second session of our spring grant-writing series, we'll explore useful tools like Theory of Change and Logic Model, aiding in articulating project goals and rationale, both internally and externally.

Designed for people who are less familiar with data, this interactive workshop will provide an opportunity to learn how to make meaning of community-level data on DataShare (and other sources) when you’re doing planning, evaluation, grantwriting, advocacy, or research.

Join us for the first part of our three-part grant-writing series. In this session, we'll dive into pre-RFP preparation, exploring how you can assess community and organizational strengths, needs, partnerships, and capacity.

The Central Coast Early Childhood Advocacy Network invites you to attend the 5th annual bilingual Parent Power Summit.

Learn how Ventures partners with rural Latino working-class families to ensure a shared and equitable economic future for all through transformational programs like college savings accounts, financial education, and guaranteed income.

Designed for people who are less familiar with data, this interactive workshop will provide an opportunity to understand population health data and learn how to apply a data lens in advocacy, policy, and program planning efforts.

Learn about Semillitas program, a locally tailored version of a national model (the Savings and Engagement for Education and Development Success, or SEEDS model), powered by Ventures.

Learn from local colleagues who are participating in the current “Learn, Do, Share with CORE: Designing for Social Systems” Community of Practice.

Join us as we continue exploring principles of designing for well-being. This time, we’ll discuss the next three principles: 4) Foster social connections and social capital; 5) Span boundaries; and 6) Build (on) assets and innovation.