- Support public policy research that will help create robust public dialogue on critical issues and provide an online public policy clearinghouse for other initiatives;
- Establish the Richard G. Polanco Public Policy Fellows Program, an intensive, yearlong public policy and leadership development program that will produce highly-trained and capable leaders for key sectors of society;
- Create an internship program, a three-month internship that will integrate training and mentoring for a cross-section of both at-risk youth (especially the lower 20 percent) and achievers interested in public service;
- Present public policy symposia to include an annual Institute policy retreat, bi-annual corporate public policy briefings, an annual gala dinner, quarterly roundtable breakfasts, and an annual family picnic;
- Build an Endowment Fund to provide financial independence, greater ownership of resources, increased capacity, and long-term sustainability;
- Form corporate resource partnerships focused on problem-solving at the local level and at the highest levels to support public policy research, public symposia, publications, and other collaborative opportunities.
- Support Public Policy Research
- Establish the Richard G. Polanco Public Policy Fellows Program
- Create an Internship Program for Public Service
- Present Public Policy Symposia
- Build an Endowment Fund
- Form Corporate Resource Partnerships
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- Innovative Public Service
- Cultural Diversity and Tolerance
- Ethical and Responsible Leadership
- International Cooperation
- Equal Access to Education
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As a public policy institute, our programs are designed to inform, educate and benefit the following groups, organizations and individuals throughout California:
- Diverse Ethnic Groups
- Community-Based Organizations (CBOs)
- Business and Corporate Communities
- Labor Unions
- Educational Communities
- News Media (print, TV, radio, Web)
- Government Officials and Elected Leaders
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- Support public policy research that will help create robust public dialogue on critical issues and provide an online public policy clearinghouse for other initiatives;
- Establish the Richard G. Polanco Public Policy Fellows Program, an intensive, yearlong public policy and leadership development program that will produce highly-trained and capable leaders for key sectors of society;
- Create an internship program, a three-month internship that will integrate training and mentoring for a cross-section of both at-risk youth (especially the lower 20 percent) and achievers interested in public service;
- Present public policy symposia to include an annual Institute policy retreat, bi-annual corporate public policy briefings, an annual gala dinner, quarterly roundtable breakfasts, and an annual family picnic;
- Build an Endowment Fund to provide financial independence, greater ownership of resources, increased capacity, and long-term sustainability;
- Form corporate resource partnerships focused on problem-solving at the local level and at the highest levels to support public policy research, public symposia, publications, and other collaborative opportunities.
- Support Public Policy Research
- Establish the Richard G. Polanco Public Policy Fellows Program
- Create an Internship Program for Public Service
- Present Public Policy Symposia
- Build an Endowment Fund
- Form Corporate Resource Partnerships
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|
- Innovative Public Service
- Cultural Diversity and Tolerance
- Ethical and Responsible Leadership
- International Cooperation
- Equal Access to Education
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|
As a public policy institute, our programs are designed to inform, educate and benefit the following groups, organizations and individuals throughout California:
- Diverse Ethnic Groups
- Community-Based Organizations (CBOs)
- Business and Corporate Communities
- Labor Unions
- Educational Communities
- News Media (print, TV, radio, Web)
- Government Officials and Elected Leaders
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