Broadening the Voices for Reproductive Health Care

Culture, income and age all can be factors in whether a person has access to good family planning and reproductive health care. Recognizing this, the Hewlett Foundation recently announced a cluster of grants totaling more than a million dollars to organizations whose mission is to broaden the base of support for reproductive health care to 

Arts Education Receives Major Boost in New State Budget

After several years of deep budget cuts, programs to teach California public school students about the arts finally are getting a lift from the state. The new state budget, signed by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in June, supplies $105 million in annual funding for arts education and a one-time commitment of $500 million for arts, music, 

Broadening the Reproductive Health Discussion

Culture, income, and age all can be factors in determining whether a person has access to good family planning and reproductive health care. Recognizing this, the Hewlett Foundation’s Population Program recently announced a cluster of grants totaling more than $1 million to organizations whose mission is to broaden the base of support for reproductive rights 

Two Local Foundations Merge and Hewlett Joins With Others to Help

Two venerable Bay Area community foundations recently agreed to merge, creating one of the nation’s largest such foundations, with assets of more than $1.5 billion to serve local communities. The merger of the Peninsula Community Foundation and the Community Foundation Silicon Valley will create the fourth largest community foundation in the country after the Tulsa 

“Shelby Knox” Documentary Wins Award from Council on Foundations

“The Education of Shelby Knox,” a film that explores issues of teen pregnancy and sex education through the eyes of a teenager coming of age in conservative Lubbock, Texas, won the Henry Hampton Award for Excellence in Film & Digital Media at the Council on Foundations’ 2006 annual conference. The documentary, which was directed by 

Bay Area Teens Get Health Help Thanks to Grants by the Hewlett Foundation

The Bayview Hunter’s Point 15-year-old didn’t know the half of it. She had come to the Bayview Hunter’s Point Healing Arts Center to be tested for sexually transmitted diseases, only learn she was four months pregnant. At the Center, staff located physicians she had seen in the past and learned she had multiple health problems 

Hewlett Foundation Announces $75.83 Million in New Grants

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has awarded $75,832,468 in new grants to a total of 157 organizations in the Foundation’s core program areas. These grantees are working on a range of important issues, including providing greater access to high-quality educational content on the Internet, preserving North America’s largest forest ecosystem, and creating a lively 

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