The Weingart Foundation partners with communities across Southern California to advance racial, social, and economic justice for all.
Of Special Interest
NEW: Inside Philanthropy: How Fred Ali Reinvented the Weingart Foundation
NEW: How an Equity-Focused Foundation Navigates a Racial Justice Moment
NEW: Philanthropies Condemn Political Violence
Leading Boldly: A Generation of Change at the Weingart Foundation
L.A. Times: Miguel A. Santana is Incoming Leader of Weingart Foundation
Report - No Going Back: Together for an Equitable and Inclusive L.A.
U.O.S. Grantmaking - Interview with Joanna Jackson, V.P. Programs
How Race, Class, and Place Fuel a Pandemic
Message from Miguel A. Santana,
President & C.E.O.
Miguel A. Santana
I am thrilled to join the Weingart Foundation as President & C.E.O. Many thanks to the Foundation’s Board and staff, our nonprofit and philanthropic partners—and to my predecessor, colleague and friend Fred Ali—for your immense support as I assume this exciting new role. I look forward to working with all of you as we together build on the incredible work of the Foundation, and forge new paths to advancing equity and justice.
Q&A with Two John W. Mack
Movement Building Fellows
Janel Bailey and Cheyenne Reynoso
In early December 2020, the inaugural cohort of the Weingart Foundation’s John W. Mack Movement Building Fellows program participated in their final convening. The Fellowship is a pilot program designed to strengthen the network of next-generation social justice and racial equity leaders in Southern California.
The Weingart Foundation recently had the opportunity to ask two of our outgoing Fellows, Janel Bailey and Cheyenne Reynoso, what they would like to share with others about their experiences as a John W. Mack Fellow. To read the Q&A, click here.