
Liz Dozier
@lizdozier
Founder & CEO of Chicago Beyond. Former principal of Fenger HS. Loves good food, travel & yoga. Believes good people make all the difference in the world.
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02-03-2014 14:00:54
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Meet our 2025 Fellows for Black Maternal Health! Over the course of three years, each of these leaders will receive $500K in funding from Chicago Beyond, along with curated programming to connect Fellows and further support their leadership. Help us show them some love!


Reducing trauma in correctional facilities can save lives. Embracing Holistic Safety is essential. Check out this article on the importance of physical and mental safety in correctional systems and what Chicago Beyond is doing to help: governing.com/policy/whats-d…




9 years of showing up, investing in community leaders, and never letting up on our mission. I’m proud of everything we’ve built at Chicago Beyond and even more excited for all that lies ahead. 👏🏽

What if safety in our correctional system could mean more than just the absence of harm? Tap here to learn more about Chicago Beyond's Holistic Safety Framework and how it looks in action: chicagobeyond.org/initiatives/ju…


Real philanthropy means shifting funds AND power. Chicago Beyond funds people closest to the issues & gives them the room & resources needed to lead. That’s one way philanthropy can contribute to changing systems. Learn more about our philanthropy work: chicagobeyond.org/investments/

Community leaders have always shown us the way forward. Chicago Beyond’s Rapid Response Fund quickly delivers unrestricted grants to hyperlocal organizations and individuals with solutions for their own communities. Learn more: chicagobeyond.org/investments/ra…



With support from a $3.3M city grant & Chicago Beyond’s continued partnership, Chicago South Side Birth Center Initiative is dreaming bigger & ensuring more families have access to culturally competent, community-informed care. blockclubchicago.org/2025/06/13/sou…


How decisions are made matters. The Chicago Beyond team designed the Mirror Tool to help funders reflect and ensure that unconscious bias doesn’t stand in the way of investing in the people and solutions closest to the work.