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On Friday, a federal court in New York blocked the Trump Administration’s proposed public charge rule while courts across the

What started out two years ago as a simple “strategic plan refresh” quickly became a completely new direction for Blue Shield

It’s more than just fear that potential census changes are triggering. At stake are billions of dollars in aid to communities that support the health and wellbeing of residents.

Every October we rededicate ourselves to ending domestic violence in partnership with you: survivors, service providers, healthcare providers, faith communities, and the many others working to end DV in our lifetime.

I grew up in Grand Blanc, a small town just outside of Flint, epicenter of the Flint Water Crisis and birthplace of Michael

I get together with a small group of close friends from law school every year. We’ve been friends since before we had babies

One can hardly deny America’s abundant prosperity and rise as a global superpower; yet, upon closer investigation, we see a gross, unequal distribution of that prosperity.

This September 13, our nation marks the 25^th anniversary of the landmark Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Since its

Like millions around the world, we were thrilled and inspired by the US Women’s National Team this summer. Their World Cup

At the Foundation, we’ve always believed it’s possible to imagine a California free from domestic and family violence. Since

Our staff summer reading recommendations highlight stories that help us see the world in different ways and from new

Chief Program Director Carolyn Wang Kong interviewed President & CEO Ray Baxter about health as a unifying vision for social change.