The 2020 Census faced unprecedented challenges. Learn more about how philanthropy mobilized through Get-Out-the-Count, what we learned, and our ongoing work to achieve a democracy where everybody counts.
FCCP’s redistricting program is designed to engage, educate, and mobilize funders to invest in redistricting, with a particular focus on historically undercounted, under-resourced, and underrepresented communities. Check out FCCP’s redistricting resources and upcoming events.
In July, FCCP brought together over 155 members of the funding community for our annual convening. We’re grateful for the hours of preparation that our speakers and organizers gave to make this convening a success, and were overjoyed at the energy and focus you brought to every session. Visit our convening archive.
Keep up with the latest FCCP updates — including upcoming events, member organization news, and developments in the civic engagement and philanthropy fields — by following our Twitter account @FCCPTweets.
Over the past year, we’ve seen the rise of hate crimes against Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, and the escalating alarms that AAPI communities have raised about long standing attacks that have culminated in further violence. Read more.
What unfolded at the U.S. Capitol Building on Wednesday, January 6th was a direct assault on our democratic values and institutions and a flagrant display of the white supremacy that permeates our society and its institutions. Read our statement and hear from our members.
As a civic participation funder network, we recognize the role and responsibility philanthropy has in either perpetuating or dismantling systems of oppression. We must call on each other to fight white supremacy and support racial justice and equity through civic engagement funding and sharing of power. Read our full statement.