The brief presents the key evaluation findings for the Managing Ambulatory Health Care (MAHC) training program offered by the Harvard School of Public Health and supported by CCI. From 2003 to 2007, CCI supported the program participation of approximately 160 medical directors representing most community clinics in California.

This brief tells a story about how leadership has been and continues to be cultivated within a broad social change initiative. We use the ten-year Community Clinics Initiative (CCI), a joint project of Tides and The California Endowment, to show the variety of ways in which leadership can be developed and strengthened within the nonprofit sector.

an evaluation brief on how philanthropic investments in social change can create broad and deep change.

Guidelines for submitting a Letter of Intent for the second phase of the California Networks for EHR Adoption funding program.

Funding guidelines for the Community Clinics Initiative Winter 2007-2008

Companion piece to the Networking for Community Health RFP

Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement for health IT in FQHCs is legally permissible, prudent policy and a necessary first step in building the infrastructure and capacity for improvements in patient care and positioning health centers for quality-based reimbursement.

evaluation findings of the Community Clinics Initiative's (CCI) Strategic Investments Program