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Today we celebrate what this country can be: a place where people can live and THRIVE without fear.

15 million Californians have the ability to start families knowing their children will have healthcare. 15 million Californians are able to go to work knowing they could receive care if something happened to them. #MediCalProtects 15 million Californians.

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As the largest health foundation in California with a single mission of improving the health and wellbeing of all Californians, The California Endowment is ready to work with policymakers, health providers, communities, and other stakeholders to find creative ways to continue to

6 months ago, Los Angeles faced devastating losses as fires raged on throughout the county—we're still rebuilding, still holding one another close, still finding community. LA has been through so much since the year began—but we're LA strong. We can get through it. ❤️‍🩹

ICE raids impact more than just our personal lives—they also impact the environment and climate change. Immigration and environmentalism go hand in hand. dearenvironmentalist.substack.com/p/why-ice-raid…

Now more than ever, community is everything. It's what keeps us grounded, loved, and safe. Hold one another tight!

Join us in TONIGHT for a special #CalEndowLive with Joy-Ann Reid! Tune in as she speaks about her work as a commentator and author, and reflects on the condition of our journalistic and government institutions. 📆 July 9, 2025 ⏰ 6-7pm PST 📝 Register at bit.ly/tcejoyannreid

From once-bustling businesses turning up empty, to the streets where vendedores used to stand, the fear that keeps our immigrant communities hidden is a loss felt by everyone in the city. ❤️‍🩹 calmatters.org/commentary/202…

Shoutout to our friends at Voto Latino for this reminder that: "Today marks the 157th anniversary of the 14th Amendment, the part of the Constitution that guarantees birthright citizenship. That means if you are born in the United States, you are a citizen of the United States.

Meet the everyday Angelenos who have learned how to look out for their neighbors during a time of ICE raids and deportations. Stay safe LA! 🩷 boyleheightsbeat.com/immigration-ra…

During the anniversary year of Medicaid, cuts to critical social safety nets are putting our communities at risk—communities who have fought so hard to receive accessible healthcare. From the original signing of Medicaid (and Medi-Cal) to the decade-long fight for #Health4All,

"We’re seeing attacks on immigrants, on public health, on basic civil liberties. These traumas have long-term health consequences. As a health funder, we have to respond. Not with silence, but with voice, resources, and solidarity." Read more from our President and CEO, Brenda

"My goal is to make the Endowment quicker, more responsive, and more than just a grantmaker—we must be a changemaker. That means using our voice, our platform, our convening power, and leveraging our dollars alongside others to accelerate impact. It also means trusting our

ICE presence doesn't make our communities safer! This past week, militarized officers showed up to MacArthur Park to intimidate our communities. 🧊 ICE activity and heightened media coverage can lead to increased fear, anxiety, and hyper-vigilance—all leading to worsened mental

The struggle for Disability Rights were always hard fought, from the Capitol Crawl to protests for bus accessibility. We honor their contributions to our communities and say: Nothing about us, without us!

Ticketing our unhoused neighbors doesn't keep them off the streets—permanent housing does. calmatters.org/housing/homele…

It's critical to learn from our history, so we don't repeat the mistakes of the past. 1937 to 2025, and we're still fighting the same oppression. Photo via @forgottenmadness_la. Source: UCLA Library. Photographer unknown.

Los Angeles wasn't always an epicenter for homelessness—but a lack of affordable housing and a lack of services made it that way. Housing is a human right! latimes.com/california/sto…

And human rights should be accessible.