Small businesses are the economic backbone of East Bay communities — and many of the businesses that anchor their neighborhoods most deeply have been in …
Grantmakers are increasingly being asked to demonstrate how their investments in wealth building translate into meaningful, long‑term economic mobility for families. Yet one core question …
Join fellow grantmakers and local government partners for a regional learning session on home repair as a strategy for housing stability, wealth preservation, and long-term …
Gender-based violence is both an economic justice issue and a systemic economic problem—and philanthropy has a defining role to play in addressing it. Nearly 1 …
Building on research of Baby Bonds as an important wealth-building strategy, there is much that we are learning about the direct impact of Baby Bonds …
Financial scams are a rapidly growing threat to asset security for people of all ages—with older adults among the most frequently and severely targeted. From …
All too often, a job alone is insufficient to build immediate financial security, let alone sustainable wealth. Stagnating wages, unreliable schedules, and a lack of …
Economic inequality—the unequal distribution of income and wealth—has been rising in the United States for decades, and how artificial intelligence reshapes that trajectory will depend …
An intimate dinner gathering for funders—continuing the paradigm-shift conversation we began together last November. When Bay Area AFN convened our inaugural Inclusive Economic and Immigrant …
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the labor market and small business landscape in ways that reach directly into the communities asset-building funders serve. Lower-income workers—6 million …