BIG NEWS: We’re thrilled to welcome Brenda Solórzano as President and CEO of The California Endowment! Brenda's visionary leadership began at The Endowment, and today she continues to advance our commitment to improving the health and well-being of all Californians.

Queer love continues to be constitutionally protected! Now that's what we call a serve... 🫶

Making choices about our health shouldn't rely on the possibility of immigration raids. Health equity means access to healthcare everyday—not just when it's deemed "safe." @CalMatters

This forum is more than just a convening—it's a conversation where young people have a voice. Where people on the margins have the chance to be heard. Thank you Kevin of @ylinstitute!

Today, we focus on the conversations our communities need front and center. Our communities deserve access to healthcare without the fear of immigration enforcement. @CalMatters

Mental health is an intrinsic part of health. Our communities deserve to live and thrive without the continued fear of immigration raids. @CalMatters

Health equity is the heart of our conversation today: from where we live and work, to mental health, to housing… Health matters. Thank you @taterichard, President and CEO @calwellness

The voice of young people, and involving them in democratic processes, is essential to building a healthy California that represents everyone. Thank you, Zofia of @ylinstitute !

Today, we, alongside 10 other philanthropic organizations, are in the Inland Empire for the Health Matters Forum. This first-of-its-kind forum is the start of a conversation born out of a collective commitment to creating health equity for ALL Californians. Follow along to

The Health Matters Forum officially starts now. Visit https://t.co/tFqoSrA93t to learn how to tune in, or follow along as we cover this historic event live from the Inland Empire.

Join us in just an hour for the Health Matters Forum, which will bring together six candidates for California’s next governor in a nonpartisan event that highlights community voices from across the Inland Empire and beyond. From housing and jobs to aging, safety, and clean air,

Detained immigrants are unnecessarily being held in solitary confinement in the state's largest detention center, many for simply requesting medical treatment. This is a public health crisis.

Native American protests are an intrinsic part of this country's history. 🪶 We uplift and celebrate Native resistance and resilience as they continue the fight for sovereignty! Your voice is your power.

Throughout the last several years, California Native tribes have been reclaiming their land, a small, yet meaningful achievement for relatives across the state. Returning Native lands to Native hands heals the land—and the people.

Long excluded from immigration talks, Black queer migrants are reclaiming their power. Fighting for our rights, and fighting for one another— is our power.

The recent cuts to SNAP have the potential to affect over 5 million Californians—meaning our friends, neighbors, and children are at a much higher risk of food insecurity. Access to nutritious food and affordable healthcare coverage are the foundations of strong communities and a

Civic participation is self-determination. Civic participation is community power. Healthy communities speak up, get loud, and look out for one another—because an injury to one of us is an injury to all of us.

Our voice is our power.

Native communities engaging in civic engagement is powerful and essential to making voices heard! We joined our partners at California Native Vote Project at a powwow this past weekend, celebrating culture and seeing what power really looks like.

So much is happening in the world right now—and we all have the power to change it. Healthy communities speak up! Your voice is your power.