This report outlines our year’s work of strengthening relationships, deepening our fight against structural racism and power imbalances, and forging a social contract grounded in equity and healing.

The year has already brought immense challenges. From Trump’s slew of harmful executive orders and firing of tens of thousands of public servants to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires a few months ago, we’re grieving the tragedy and loss wrought by the convergence of social, political, and environmental crises that define this era. But we’re finding hope in the people turning toward one another in mutual aid and care, resisting and organizing to build the new, and maintaining radical hope for our transformed, interconnected vision of the future. We know that solidarity and community power are the lifeline to our shared future.

In the year ahead, we will listen to the moral compasses that brought us to public health, weave ever-tighter our social fabric, and nurture a culture of care, joy, and hope.