Program: Education

The Emerging Bilingual Collaborative (the “Collaborative”) is a multi-funder effort working to improve educational outcomes for multilingual learners in PreK-through-3rd grade across California. The Collaborative is a fiscally sponsored project of New Venture Fund (NVF), an intermediary that works to build a fair, healthy, and sustainable world for all people. Members of the Collaborative include the …

The American Indian College Fund (the College Fund) invests in Native students and tribal college education to transform lives and communities.

Black Californians United for Early Care and Education (BlackECE) works to create equity-minded policies that focus on Black children, families, and the early childhood education workforce.

The Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality (GCPI) works to alleviate poverty and inequality, advance racial and gender equity, and expand economic inclusion through research, analysis, and public policy ideas.

Children’s Funding Project (CFP) is a nonprofit social impact organization that helps communities and states expand equitable opportunities for children and youth through strategic public financing. Through its hands-on technical assistance and collection of resources, CFP helps advocates, policymakers, public agencies, and funders identify and align existing funding, generate new revenue, and implement strategies to administer funds in ways that maximize their impact.

District Innovation and Leadership in Early Learning (DIAL EE) is fiscally sponsored by Californians Dedicated to Education Foundation, an organization that partners with state and local education leaders and entities to build a strong and valued public education system that serves every student.

With a mission to use the power of media for public good, Public Media Group of Southern California (PMGSC) creates, curates, and distributes content and experiences that open people’s minds, lift spirits, and connect people to each other and to the world.

California Education Partners (Ed Partners) was founded in 2010 to connect administrators, principals, teachers, and families to remove unfair barriers standing in the way of student success. Ed Partners provides support for districts to tap the insight and expertise of professionals working in their systems to surface solutions to set up students to thrive.

The Children’s Equity Project (CEP), housed at Arizona State University and led in partnership with scholars from institutions across the United States, focuses on closing opportunity gaps and dismantling systemic racism in learning settings to ensure that children reach their full potential.