“For over 20 years, the Inclusion Initiative supported social justice through the promotion of diversity and inclusion, based on race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, and physical abilities within organizations. … While the II continues to be grounded in the process of individual, organizational and community transformation, its philanthropic and technical support will now shift to include strategies to support cross-sector networks working together to achieve common goals.

Building capacity for networks to succeed is fairly new in the non-profit sector. … This booklet outlines this new vision and how we plan to implement the grant program going forward as well as some key findings, resources, and information about factors that contribute to successful networks.”