As we close out 2024, The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards continue to honor individuals whose dedication to California is reflected in their groundbreaking, passionate, and innovative work. We are proud to recognize this year's exceptional recipients, celebrated through a special collection of illustrations by artist Maria Loor. In this illustration, Maria captures the incredible impact and vision of 2024 recipients Brian Poth and Nick Vargas.
The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards
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The Leadership Awards recognize leaders whose work improves lives and contributes to a better California.
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The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards recognize leaders whose innovative solutions to critical state challenges improve people’s lives, create opportunity, and contribute to a better California. The Foundation spotlights these leaders, helps share their approaches with policymakers and peers, and provides each of their organizations with a grant of $350,000 and additional resources.
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As we close out 2024, The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards continue to honor individuals whose dedication to California is reflected in their groundbreaking, passionate, and innovative work. We’ve been honored to highlight the 2024 recipeints' inspiring work throughout the year. Today we recognize Michele Siqueiros (She/Her/Ella) with this illustration by artist Maria Loor, which captures the essence of her remarkable impact and vision.
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As we close out 2024, The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards continue to honor individuals whose dedication to California is reflected in their groundbreaking, passionate, and innovative work. We are proud to celebrate 2024 recipient Manjusha P. Kulkarni through this illustration by artist Maria Loor, which captures her remarkable impact and vision.
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As we close out 2024, The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards continue to honor individuals whose dedication to California is reflected in their groundbreaking, passionate, and innovative work. 2024 recipient Frankie Guzman is celebrated through this illustration by artist Maria Loor, which captures the essence of his remarkable story and impact.
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As we close out 2024, The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards continue to honor individuals whose dedication to California is reflected in their groundbreaking, passionate, and innovative work. We are proud to recognize 2024 recipients Blanca Melendrez (She/Her/Ella) and Amina Sheik Mohamed, MPH, celebrated through this illustration by artist Maria Loor, capturing the essence of their remarkable impact and vision.
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Through The Campaign for College Opportunity, 2024 #IrvineAwards recipient Michele Siqueiros (She/Her/Ella) has advocated for equitable access to higher education. Learn more about Michele and The Campaign: https://lnkd.in/g2DtsDdj
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2024 #IrvineAwards recipients Brian Poth & Nick Vargas founded The Source LGBT+ Center. The Source LGBT+ Center address provides support and safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth and ensures access to vital resources. Learn more about Brian Poth & Nick Vargas, and the Source: https://lnkd.in/dAK5m8N6
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2024 #IrvineAwards recipient Manjusha Kulkarni leads AAPI Equity Alliance, a coalition of 40+ organizations fighting for policy change, mental health access, and stronger protections for AAPI communities. Learn more about Manjusha and AAPI Equity: https://lnkd.in/gyyZc83U
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Mark your calendars for February 10, 2025! We will announce the 2025 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award recipients. Stay tuned to learn more about these seven inspiring leaders shaping a better future for Californians. #IrvineAwards
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College graduates are more likely to be employed, have health insurance, own a home, and earn a significantly higher income than their peers with only a high school diploma. However, access to a college degree remains inequitable. California’s economy depends on a well-educated workforce, and The Campaign’s research suggests the state may face a deficit of 1.65 million workers with college degrees and credentials by 2030. Through her work with the Campaign for College Opportunity, 2024 #IrvineAwards recipient Michele Siqueiros @mscollegeopp advocates to ensure equitable access and success in college. Learn more about Michele and The Campaign: https://lnkd.in/g2DtsDdj