Kari Hayden Pendoley

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Notice of Availability and *Request for Comments* on the 2024 Update to the *Disadvantaged Communities Advisory Group Equity Framework*   Comment Deadline: June 21, 2024   The DACAG adopted an Equity Framework on September 28, 2018, as guidance for discussing and commenting on proceedings and programs before the CPUC and CEC. The DACAG is updating the DACAG Equity Framework and is seeking public comment on the proposed updates to the DACAG Equity Framework (2024 Update). The proposed 2024 Update to the DACAG Equity Framework can be downloaded by following this link: https://lnkd.in/gQQ825Xv.   Public Comment Written comments. Please note that written comments, attachments, and associated contact information (for example, address, phone number, and email address) become part of the viewable public record. This information may become available via internet search engines. Written comments will be accepted via one of the following three options: 1) Submit comments using CEC’s electronic commenting system: Go to: https://lnkd.in/gduGh7uc. Type “16-OIR-06” into the “Select a Proceeding” field and select when prompted. Click “Continue” to add a comment. Commenters are required to input their name, email address, and comment title. Comment title can be “[Individual or Company Name] Comment re: Disadvantaged Communities Advisory Group Meeting.” Type comments into the “Comment Text” field or upload a document with your comments. Uploaded documents should be in a downloadable, searchable format such as Microsoft® Word or Adobe® Acrobat® and 10 MB or under in size. Enter the CAPTCHA that is used to prevent spamming on the website. Then click on “Agree and Submit your Comments.” 2) Email comments to CEC staff at [email protected] and CPUC staff at [email protected]. Specify in the subject line that comments are regarding the meeting of the DACAG. 3) Mail paper comments to: California Energy Commission, Docket Unit, MS-4, Re: Docket No. 16-OIR-06, 715 P Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. DACAG members may not receive mailed paper comments before the meeting, due to delays in the distribution of physical materials to members statewide. Therefore, electronic submission of any comments via e-filing or email is encouraged.

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Lead poisoning remains a critical public health issue, affecting countless children and communities. Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors (RPA) is tackling this challenge head-on with the launch of a major new initiative as part of its “Big Bets” program. Our latest article on Inside Philanthropy explores how RPA aims to reduce lead exposure and protect vulnerable populations through strategic funding and partnerships. Paul Karon Reports: The rationale behind RPA’s focus on lead poisoning as a primary health concern How the “Big Bets” program is structured to tackle pressing issues with significant, targeted funding The anticipated impact on public health and community well-being through this initiative Tagging Latanya Mapp USAID UNICEF Open Philanthropy Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Good Ventures #Philanthropy #PublicHealth #LeadPoisoning #RockefellerPhilanthropy #BigBets #InsidePhilanthropy #SocialImpact #HealthEquity #EnvironmentalJustice

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