Understanding Vulnerable Children:
Who Knows What About Community?
2012 Annual Report

Who Knows What?

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Community as a Source of Change
Letter from Sterling K. Speirn, president and CEO, W.K. Kellogg FoundationRead More
What is the Role of “Community” in
the Healthy Life of a Child?
Essays from Henry Rael, Mayor Mitch Landrieu, Sherriff Johnny Valdez, Sister Pat Lamb and Kari MitchellRead More
Who Needs to Participate in Community Change?
A virtual roundtable of KFLA fellows: Dr. Larry Nyland, Dr. Maria Guajardo and Malik YakiniRead More
At What Point Did You Get Involved?
Reflections from Valerie Davidson – senior director of intergovernmental and legal affairs, Alaska Native Tribal Health ConsortiumRead More
What Use is Data?
Perspectives from Dr. Neal Halfon – director, UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families and CommunitiesRead More
What Keeps Community Change Going?
An interview with Ann Mansfield – project coordinator, Northeast Iowa Food & Fitness InitiativeRead More
How are Communities Better Off
When They Work Together?
Thoughts from Maurice Lim Miller – president and CEO, Family Independence InitiativeRead More
What is the Role of Media in Community Change?
Conversation with Maria Hinajosa – journalist and founder, The Futuro Media GroupRead More
Toward a Productive New Normal
Message from Roderick D. Gillum, board chair, W.K. Kellogg FoundationRead More
Our Favorite Things
Mrs. Daniel’s second grade students in Jackson, Miss., share their favorite thingsRead More
Six Word Stories
WKKF staff and trustees share why communities are so central to the lives of vulnerable childrenRead More
Possibility: How Communities Thrive When They Come Together for Children
Communities thrive when wisdom, know-how and goodwill come together to support children’s best interestsRead More

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