Alliance for Justice
For Advocacy Training For The Nonprofit Bay Area Arts Community
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Amount$8,000
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Program
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Date Awarded6/21/2016
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Term6 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Strategies
Overview
Alliance for Justice is a national association that has been dedicated to advancing justice and democracy for more than 35 years. Its Bolder Advocacy program demystifies the rules surrounding advocacy, and promotes active engagement in the democratic process by giving nonprofits and foundations the confidence to advocate effectively. This grant will support Alliance for Justice in providing advocacy training and technical assistance to the nonprofit arts community in San Francisco.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.afj.org
Address
11 Dupont Circle NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC, 20036, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for the Bolder Advocacy project
Working with a national association of more than 100 organizations, Alliance for Justice is the leading expert on the legal framework for nonprofit advocacy efforts—providing information, resources, and technical assistance that enables organizations and their funding partners to participate lawfully in the democratic process. In May 2012, the Alliance launched Bolder Advocacy, a new initiative to promote the engagement of nonprofits and foundations in public policy. This grant, the Hewlett Foundation’s first to the Bolder Advocacy project, would help to support this new line of work.
for the Bolder Advocacy project
This program grant will provide support to Alliance for Justice’s Bolder Advocacy initiative, which promotes the engagement of nonprofits and foundations in public policy via workshops, technical assistance, publications, and public education.
for the San Francisco Bay Area Bolder Advocacy project
Alliance for Justice’s Bolder Advocacy initiative promotes the engagement of nonprofits and foundations in public policy via workshops, technical assistance, publications, and public education. Specifically, this grant will support up to four Bolder Advocacy workshops in the Bay Area in 2020 for local arts organizations and their partners.
