Chris Kabel
Biographic Data
| ID | 4170040 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chris Kabel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chris |
| FAMILY NAME | Kabel |
| SIGNATURE | KABEL C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jalonne L. White-Newsome is a senior program officer with The Kresge Foundation’s Environment Program, Troy, MI, and a professorial lecturer with The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health, Washington, DC. Phyllis Meadows is a senior fellow with The Kresge Foundation’s Health Team, Troy. Chris Kabel is the health program deputy director with The Kresge Foundation’s Health Team. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Is More Always Better? A Reflection on the Dynamic Nature of Nationally and Regionally Focused Funder Collaboratives
Funding collaboratives allow foundations to align, increase effectiveness, and collectively address systemic issues. Such alliances are increasingly important in the quest for social change in the face of large-scale challenges like climate change, political polarization, and inequity, which require contributions from across sectors to create meaningful impact. An exploration of why such collaboratives form, how they evolve, and what impact they …
Executive Summaries
Volatility in capital markets -or in social conditions -may cause a deluge of ad hoc payout discussions. This article constructs a metric using equity and bond market yields as a quantitative leading indicator of when a payout-rate discussion may be warranted. While this methodology might be more of a resource to university-affiliated or public foundations, which have complete discretion over the level of the payout rate, private foundations migh…
Collaborating Within to Support Systems Change: The Need For — and Limits of — Cross-Team Grantmaking
To be responsive to the many facets of communities’ challenges and solutions, the Kresge Foundation works intentionally at the intersections of its seven grantmaking areas. One way it fulfills this intention is by awarding cross-team grants, which involve financial and intellectual contributions from multiple Kresge programs in order to enable cross-sector, multidisciplinary work among grantees. As Kresge’s cross-team practice has grown and the f…
Bridging Climate, Health, and Equity: A Growing Imperative
The article discusses the relations among climate change, public health, and equity. Topics include the importance of community leadership by public health professionals, the need for racial equity concerns to be part of addressing climate change and health issues, and the work of the organization Kresge Foundation in including racial equity in its efforts related to climate change and health
Evaluating the Kaiser Permanente Community Fund's Social Determinants of Health Portfolio
Research over the past two decades repeatedly demonstrates the relationship between poor health outcomes and socioeconomic factors such as poor housing, poverty, racism, and structural inequity
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Evaluating the Kaiser Permanente Community Fund's Social Determinants of Health Portfolio
Research over the past two decades repeatedly demonstrates the relationship between poor health outcomes and socioeconomic factors such as poor housing, poverty, racism, and structural inequity
Bridging Climate, Health, and Equity: A Growing Imperative
The article discusses the relations among climate change, public health, and equity. Topics include the importance of community leadership by public health professionals, the need for racial equity concerns to be part of addressing climate change and health issues, and the work of the organization Kresge Foundation in including racial equity in its efforts related to climate change and health
Is More Always Better? A Reflection on the Dynamic Nature of Nationally and Regionally Focused Funder Collaboratives
Funding collaboratives allow foundations to align, increase effectiveness, and collectively address systemic issues. Such alliances are increasingly important in the quest for social change in the face of large-scale challenges like climate change, political polarization, and inequity, which require contributions from across sectors to create meaningful impact. An exploration of why such collaboratives form, how they evolve, and what impact they …
Executive Summaries
Volatility in capital markets -or in social conditions -may cause a deluge of ad hoc payout discussions. This article constructs a metric using equity and bond market yields as a quantitative leading indicator of when a payout-rate discussion may be warranted. While this methodology might be more of a resource to university-affiliated or public foundations, which have complete discretion over the level of the payout rate, private foundations migh…
Collaborating Within to Support Systems Change: The Need For — and Limits of — Cross-Team Grantmaking
To be responsive to the many facets of communities’ challenges and solutions, the Kresge Foundation works intentionally at the intersections of its seven grantmaking areas. One way it fulfills this intention is by awarding cross-team grants, which involve financial and intellectual contributions from multiple Kresge programs in order to enable cross-sector, multidisciplinary work among grantees. As Kresge’s cross-team practice has grown and the f…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Health equity (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Public relations (2 works)