No result found
2018-02-23
Arizona Coalition To End Sexual And Domestic Violence;
This report, despite the best efforts of all of those working at ACESDV over the years, is not intended to be an official record of all domestic violence fatalities in Arizona. The names and stories included in this report were added if they met a set criteria created by those who monitor and track fatalities. Some of the data collected in this report is incomplete due to a multitude of variables including a lack of information available to the public. In 2017, ACESDV staff changes may have contributed to decreased tracking. ACESDV Fatality reports from the last 5 years have indicated an average of 116 domestic violence related fatalities. If you have any additional information on these cases, or cases we may not have listed, please contact ACESDV at info@acesdv.org.
2018-01-01
WestEd;
The wealth of Arizona's cities and towns depends largely on youth receiving good educations and contributing to their communities. School and work are central to ensuring that youth develop knowledge and skills needed to lead successful lives.
2018-01-20
Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona;
Arizona faces a skills gap. Simultaneously, a vast majority of single mothers with young children lack any kind of postsecondary degree, which substantially limits their job prospects and earning potential - leaving them to rely on assistance benefits. But in order for these parents to pursue training and education for higher-earning skilled jobs, affordable childcare is crucial. With the right support, this population can fill Arizona jobs.
2018-01-30
The University of Arizona;
Many Arizona families, particularly single mothers with young children, face substantial challenges in meeting their economic needs. Almost one in three (29%) children under age six in the state lives in poverty, putting them at risk for a host of future economic, health, and social concerns. Currently, the vast majority of Arizona low-income single mothers do not have any kind of post-secondary degree, which substantially limits their job prospects and earning potential. In order for these parents to pursue training and education for higher-earning jobs, affordable childcare is crucial. However, childcare issues in Arizona are particularly pronounced. These factors, taken together, highlight an opportunity for two-generation programs to transform the fate of many Arizona families. Short-term investment in targeted training programs coupled with childcare support for those engaged in these workforce development activities (known as a two-generation approach) could lead to long-term savings for the state and benefit for both mothers and their children.
2017-02-15
Vitalyst Health Foundation;
Since 2010, hundreds of thousands of Arizonans have obtained health insurance through the Affordable Care Act. This report takes a look at how the ACA has impacted insurer participation, affordability and network adequacy for Arizona's private Marketplace.
2017-01-01
National Congress of American Indians;
A growing number of tribal nations are designing innovative approaches to cultivate the abilities of their citizens to successfully pursue careers that will empower those nations to create the futures they seek. NCAI's Partnership for Tribal Governance (PTG) has embarked on a project that works collaboratively with selected tribal nations to document their innovative approaches and share them with Indian Country. The following presents the story of the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona, the fourth of four "Innovation Spotlight" case studies that PTG developed as part of this project. The four case studies were followed by a workforce development toolkit for tribal leaders and key decision-makers, which was released in 2018. The toolkit explores common challenges and emerging trends in tribal workforce development, and also presents lessons learned, policy recommendations, and questions to consider for tribal leaders and workforce development practitioners.
2006-01-01
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust;
Contains mission statement, message from the board of trustees, president's message, program information, grantee profiles, financial statements, and list of board members and staff.
2003-09-01
Flinn Foundation;
Compares the approach being taken to support investment in arts and culture in nine peer and competitor regions.
2003-12-01
Flinn Foundation;
Contains a summary of interviews, focus groups, and community dialogues with civic and business leaders, educators, members of the arts and culture community, and representatives of the philanthropic sector.
2007-01-01
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust;
Contains mission statement, message from the board of trustees, president's message, program information, grantee profiles, financial statements, and list of board members and staff.
2009-11-30
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust;
Contains message from the board of trustees, message from the president, special section on "10 Lessons Learned in the First 10 Years," grants list, chief financial officer's report, and list of board members and staff.
2010-12-22
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust;
Contains message from the board of trustees; message from the president; donor profiles; grants list; chief financial officer's report; and list of staff.
