Jun 16 2025
2025 Grantmakers In Health Annual Conference
Forging Partnerships for a Better Tomorrow
Solving large, complex societal issues not only compels funders to use their resources in new and creative ways, but requires them to build strong, lasting partnerships with a wide range of public and private stakeholders. As we mark the 60th anniversary of the Medicare and Medicaid Act and the start of a new administration, as well as reflect on 20 years of rebuilding since Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the power of partnership stands as a key force for improving health for all.
The 2025 GIH annual conference is an important opportunity for funders to collectively explore innovative, multisectoral partnerships at the local, state, and national levels that advance health and equity. We’re planning sessions that highlight how funders effectively partner with diverse stakeholders, bring community voice and expertise to partnerships, and identify key learnings from these collaborations.
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How much is too much? Loan limits in the federal student loan program
On October 14, the Brookings Center for Economic Security and Opportunity will host a panel to discuss the proper role of loan limits in a well-functioning student loan system, how OBBBA changed loan limits, and how that is likely to affect students and institutions of higher education.
Families as Literacy Champions: Partnering for Student Success
This webinar will showcase how family advocacy and engagement strengthens both individual student outcomes and system-wide literacy reforms. Panelists will...