The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is a leading national philanthropy dedicated to taking bold leaps to transform health in our lifetime. To get there, we must work ...

Learn about our grantmaking process, as well as useful information related to the preparation of your application and available support from RWJF. Our grant process is developed by RWJF program staff, ...

Our annual messages and reports explain our goals, the actions we took to achieve them, and the partnerships that have helped us to create opportunities that improve health and health equity.

Why health equity matters and what you can do to help give everyone a fair shot at being as healthy as they can be. Why Equity Matters Across the nation, gaps in health are large, persistent and ...

We must begin all of our efforts to transform systems and policies grounded in the question: What is best for children and families? Prioritizing the wellbeing of families and creating a social ...

RWJF is a leading national philanthropy paving the way, together, toward a future where health is no longer a privilege, but a right. What started as a modest mission to support vulnerable populations ...

Editor’s note: This post is part of a three-part series that shares key insights from the RAND ALIGN Toolkit to support community leaders in advancing health equity. Other posts in the series explore ...

HPRS provides full-time doctoral students with funding and training to apply their research to advance health and equity. This unique program supports students from a wide range of non-clinical ...

People established laws and practices that perpetuate barriers to health equity. We can reinvent them. We all want to live in a country where everyone—no matter their race, ethnicity, or class—has a ...

About RWJF How We Work Learning And Evaluation Learning Across Global Borders Six Global Trends in Health Equity To build a future where all communities thrive, and health equity is a reality, we must ...

We can’t solve problems we don’t see. Data helps us understand the health of our communities and what they need. Without it, we can’t improve. But when data on race, gender, and identity is removed, ...

RWJF is guided by a fundamental premise in all our work: We act as good stewards of private resources, using them to advance the public’s interest with a focus on advancing health equity.