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17�Թ��� is conducting an evaluation of the Episcopal Health Foundation’s investment in 11 Texas community health centers to build capacity for population health and value-based payment design. We use a mixed-methods approach that involves longitudinal assessments, key informant interviews, and annual site visits. This work identifies the strengths, needs, and strategies clinics use when advancing value-based models.

17�Թ��� supports the Population Health Management Initiative (PHMI), a collaboration between the California Department of Health Care Services, Kaiser Permanente, and community health centers that strengthens population health management and improves care and health outcomes for the populations that health centers serve. 17�Թ��� and partner organizations support a cohort of 27 California community health centers with technical assistance, coaching, and peer learning focused on quality improvement. This work helps health centers refine goals, test strategies, and share practical lessons.

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Through the Increasing Digital Literacy in the American Workforce 2.0 initiative, 17�Թ��� Education prepares adult education practitioners to support the 32 million Americans whose limited foundational digital skills constrain their economic opportunity and career mobility. 17�Թ��� work through the previous project phase already transformed how educators across 16 states teach digital skills, reaching instructors and sharing field insights at over 40 conferences nationwide. In this phase, we are equipping adult education practitioners with practical, evidence-based tools to integrate digital literacy into instruction and prepare learners for today’s technology-driven economy.