The foundation's mission is to improve the health and health care of all Americans. Its efforts focus on fostering environments that promote health and on improving how health care in America is delivered and paid for, and how well it does for patients and their families.
titles from this organization
Approaching the Intersection: Will a Global Pandemic and National Movement for Racial Justice Take Philanthropy Beyond Its Silos?
Jan 19, 2021
Publisher(s): TCC Group
State of Grandfamilies 2020: Facing a Pandemic: Grandfamilies Living Together During COVID-19 and Thriving Beyond
Sep 29, 2020
Publisher(s): Generations United
Child Opportunity Index 2.0 Database
Jun 9, 2020
Publisher(s): Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy (ICYFP), Heller School For Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University
Caregiving On and Off the Clock: Equity Issues Faced by Care Workers with Dependents
Apr 13, 2020
Publisher(s): Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy (ICYFP), Heller School For Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University
A Foot in Both Worlds: Working with Regional Organizations to Advance Equity
Apr 13, 2020
Publisher(s): COMM-VEDA Consulting LLC; Kemp Whitfield, Inc.
A Snapshot of Child Opportunity Across the U.S.: National Inequity Patterns
Jan 17, 2020
Publisher(s): Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy (ICYFP), Heller School For Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University
What Does "Economically Secure" Children Really Mean? Federal Statistics Monitoring Children’s Economic Security Need an Overhaul
Jan 16, 2020
Publisher(s): Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy (ICYFP), Heller School For Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University
Unequal Access to FMLA Leave Persists
Jan 16, 2020
Publisher(s): Institute for Child, Youth & Family Policy (ICYFP), Heller School For Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University
Parent Engagement Practices Improve Outcomes for Preschool Children
Feb 8, 2017
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center, Pennsylvania State University
How Accessible and Affordable Were Individual Market Health Plans Before the Affordable Care Act? Depends Where You Lived
Jan 24, 2017
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Georgetown University Health Policy Institute Center on Health Insurance Reforms
Building a Culture of Health by Creating Opportunities for Boys and Young Men of Color, Executive Summary
Oct 4, 2016
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Moriah Group
Addressing Trauma Among Gay, Bisexual, and Queer Boys of Color
Sep 1, 2016
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Moriah Group; CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies, City University of New York
Moving Toward Healing: Trauma and Violence and Boys and Young Men of Color
Sep 1, 2016
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Drexel University School of Public Health; Moriah Group
Improving High School Graduation Rates Among Males of Color
Sep 1, 2016
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; National Dropout Prevention Center; Moriah Group
Early Childhood Expulsions and Suspensions Undermine Our Nation's Most Promising Agent of Opportunity and Social Justice
Sep 1, 2016
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Moriah Group; Yale University Child Study Center
Telehealth Parity Laws - Ongoing Reforms Are Expanding the Landscape of Telehealth in the Us Health Care System, but Challenges Remain.
Aug 15, 2016
Publisher(s): Health Affairs; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Regulation of Health Plan Provider Networks: Narrow Networks Have Changed Considerably under the Affordable Care Act, but the Trajectory of Regulation Remains Unclear
Jul 28, 2016
Publisher(s): Health Affairs; Commonwealth Fund; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The Workplace and Health
Jul 11, 2016
Publisher(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; National Public Radio; Harvard University T.H. Chan School of Public Health