Center for Civic Policy and Leadership
Service Area
Riverside & San Bernardino Counties
Who We Serve
Community Members and Leaders
Our Commitment
Racial justice
Healing Communities through Racial Justice (HCRJ)
Our community leaders of CCPL have a deep commitment to racial justice.
The Inland Southern California region faces numerous challenges that require new approaches in leadership, strong public/private partnership, and recognition from all sectors that those who are committed to large-scale health and social impacts need to be intentional about strengthening the fields in which they operate.
The Center for Civic Policy & Leadership (CCPL) engages leaders throughout the Inland region to support building healthy, safe and peaceful communities. CCPL serves San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, with a focus on diverse communities that face significant challenges to health and equity.
CCPL is initiating the 2024 Healing Communities through Racial Justice Initiative (HCRJ). The purpose of this initiative is to increase the Inland Region's capacity to engage in and promote the racial justice movement.
HCRJ is a cohort-based program, and includes the the following requirements:
- Agencies who apply to the RFA will commit to full participation for a 6-month process.
- Agencies will identify a team of 2-3 members who will fully participate each month in two 3-hour learning and implementation sessions. Members must be from the agency leadership team and must include the Executive Director/CEO and have decision-making authority (we encourage each agency to include a board member).
- Selected agencies will receive a grant award in the amount of $3,000 for a 6-month period. These funds may be used for core support for the agency and to help offset the time invested by the participants in HCRJ.
- Selected agencies will receive and participate in technical assistance, executive coaching, and monthly learning sessions to assist that agency in their work on racial justice.
- Human Service Nonprofits
- Government (cities, counties, planning commissions, community services, COG's, etc.)
- Human Service-related Collaboratives and Coalitions.
- Education (including PK-12's, Regional Occupational Programs, colleges and universities)
- Tribal Entities
- Faith Based Organizations
Application Deadline is April 4th, 2024at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time
CCPL PAST PARTNERS
- Arrowhead United Way
- Arts Connection
- Bread of Life Church
- Building Resilient cCommunities
- California State University, San Bernardino, Service to Students with Disabilities and Workability IV
- California University of Science and Medicine
- Cambridge College Southern California
- Carolyn E. Wylie Center
- CSUSB Philanthropic Foundation
- Guillermo J. Valenzuela Foundation
- Desert Memorial Health Care District/Morongo Basin
- Inland Counties Legal Services
- Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Collective
- Michelle’s Place Cancer Resource Center
- Mountain Counseling & Training, Inc.
- Mt. San Jacinto Community College District
- Rising Stars Business Academy
- Riverside Arts Council
- SAC Health System
- Sahaba Initiative