Publications

In 2017, Blue Shield of California Foundation awarded $25.6 million to organizations working to improve the health and well-being of all Californians, especially our most

With the Trump administration pursuing new restrictions on immigration and increased immigration enforcement, the political and social climate for immigrant families in the

This Center for Care Innovations webinar series on innovative models of patient engagement explores how CHCs can engage patients beyond advisory councils.

This infographic draws from a Foundation-commissioned survey to provide a snapshot of Californians' views on gender, sexism, and domestic violence. The infographic also

The Foundation sponsored this survey in 2017 to understand Californians' views on sexism, inequality, and domestic violence.

In California, a colossal place with ever- changing demographics, domestic violence agencies and leaders are becoming increasingly aware that different solutions areneeded to

Patients feel a sense of trust, privacy, and safety at medical appointments, the women’s health clinic setting provides a unique opportunity to discuss and address domestic violence,

East Lost Angeles Women's Center has been a resource for domestic violence survivors in the East Los Angeles community since 1976, when it became the first bilingual English-Spanish hotline for victims of sexual assault in Southern California.

WEAVE has been working to build trust in the tribal community by partnering with the Sacramento Native American Health Center.

MayView Community Health Center began partnering with Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence in San Jose, CA, where they had referred a handful of patients in the past. They began to deepen their relationship and work together to integrate domestic violence prevention and intervention into primary care in much more intentional and enduring way.

This toolkit, supported by Blue Shield of California Foundation, aims to support community health centers as they navigate an uncertain policy context. The toolkit provides an

In 2014, Blue Shield of California Foundation, in partnership with the domestic violence field, launched the Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network (CRDVN, or “the