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In this article, The Chronicles of Philanthropy highlights the work of multiple foundations in their efforts to fund activists working to cut police spending.

From "Hispanic" to "Latino," Former Rep. Carlos Curbelo and Jonathan Jayes-Green discuss the origins of "Latinx" and its importance as an inclusive term in modern media and language.

The "IP Power List" features today's most influential leaders in philanthropy. As the youngest Latina to lead a national endowed foundation, Dr. Carmen Rojas is included in this dynamic list of CEOs, athletes, and artists.

Janeen Comenote, Executive Director of the National Urban Indian Family Coalition and Dr. Carmen Rojas, President & CEO of the Marguerite Casey Foundation speak with Newsy on philanthropy's mission toward building a more just and equal economy.

Vice President of Programs Jonathan Jayes-Green talks with Michelle in this episode of Belabored: The Value of Care.

President & CEO Dr. Carmen Rojas writes about President Biden's first 100 days in office.

U.S. News and World Report covers on Joe Biden's first 100 days in presidency.

“Answering the Uprising: Closing the Say/Do Gap in Philanthropy” Seeks to Bring Together Philanthropies to Heed the Calling of the 2020 Uprisings led by the Movement for Black Lives

Marguerite Casey Foundation believes it is the responsibility of philanthropy to support leaders on the forefront of community organizing — leaders helping those gain power who have long been excluded from having it. We achieve this mission by acting as an unwavering champion for their vision, ideas and leadership

Leading Community Organizers, Culture Makers, and System Changers, Including Stacey Abrams, Join New Marguerite Casey Foundation Board

In response to the shooting in Atlanta on Tuesday evening, Marguerite Casey Foundation issued the following statement from its President & CEO, Dr. Carmen Rojas

The letter below was sent by Marguerite Casey Foundation President and CEO, Dr. Carmen Rojas Ph.D. following yesterday’s attempted coup at the United States Capitol in Washington, DC.

In response to Joe Biden’s election as the 46th President of the United States, the Marguerite Casey Foundation issued the following statement from its President and CEO, Dr. Carmen Rojas

Rushing to fill the Supreme Court seat left vacant by the passing of Justice Ginsburg during such a precarious time is not in service of our democratic ideals.