Health Affairs September 23, 2021
Laudan Aron, Oktawia Wójcik, Faith Mitchell

The Urban Institute’s recent comprehensive review of health-focused community development investments made by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation between 2013 and 2019 yielded a wide range of insights about how philanthropic investments can drive enduring systems change needed to improve community health, well-being, and equity across the nation.

Drawing on dozens of interviews...

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