Showcasing IBD Discoveries At Our 2022 Symposium
We welcomed students, academic and industry researchers, clinicians, funders and editors of science and health journals to our 2022 virtual Innovations Symposium.
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2022 Filmmaking Grants Announced
SFFILM, in partnership with the Kenneth Rainin Foundation, announced the 18 feature projects that will receive SFFILM Rainin Grants totaling $450,000
Foundation Awards Grants to Support Literacy Acceleration
The Kenneth Rainin Foundation awarded over $165,000 in grants to support summer programs, evidence-based interventions and leadership growth initiatives that are aimed at boosting early literacy development for Oakland children.
Rainin Foundation Videos Receive Awards
Two Kenneth Rainin Foundation video series, created in partnership with Bay Area artists and filmmakers, have been honored by the 20th annual American Business Awards.
Showcasing The Magical Work Of Artists [VIDEO]
“Of Here From There | De Aquí Desde Allá” engaged developmentally disabled artists to explore ideas of movement and migration.
Grounding Our Work In Community Wisdom
The Community Strategy Council for Educational Equity and Excellence helped guide our grantmaking during the pandemic and brought essential knowledge to our Education Program strategies.
Foundation Welcomes First Arts Program Fellow
Pamela Mattera will support the grantmaking process as well as research, data analysis and communications to enhance learning, program outcomes and transparency.
2022 Filmmaking Finalists Announced
Twenty-eight filmmaking teams have been shortlisted as contenders to receive funding for their narrative projects at different stages of production.
Miyesha Perry Elected Board Co-Chair Of PEAK Grantmaking
PEAK Grantmaking is a member-led community of philanthropy professionals dedicated to advancing equitable, effective grantmaking practices.
New & Veteran IBD Researchers Awarded $4 Million In Grants
Grantees are testing novel ideas from bright light therapy to diet and the gut-brain connection in the hopes of discovering new ways to reduce the risk of flare-ups and improve the lives of patients with IBD.
