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Bold Steps for Children Award

Award Winners

Each year Kids in Common recognizes individuals or organizations that have worked collectively to achieve measurable improvements for children, youth and families.  Here are the winners over the years.

Bold Steps for Children Awards - History

 

2024 Bold Steps for Children Award – Celebrating School Wellness Centers

2024 Changemakers for Children Award - Supervisor Cindy Chavez

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2023 Bold Steps for Children Award – Youth Liberation Movement

2023 Changemakers for Children Award - Elise Cutini, Kathleen King, Laura Garnett, Reymundo Espinoza, Sparky Harlan and posthumously, Julie Cates. 

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2022 - Juvenile Justice Gender Responsive Task Force - Taking a Stand: Ending the Incarceration of Girls and Gender-Expansive Youth â€‹â€‹

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2019Judge Patrick Tondreau – Leadership in Better Results for Youth in the Justice System 

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2018SCC Board of Supervisors - for steps taken to organize and fund support for our community’s immigrant children and families 

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2017Californians for Justice – youth organized to demand that the State Dept. of Education include social/emotional and school climate measures in the state dashboard for schools.

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2016Partners Promoting Universal Developmental Screening - FIRST 5, Gardner, SCC Behavioral Health, SCCOE, SCC HHS, Sup. Ken Yeager

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2015Juvenile Justice Systems Partners 

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2014Family Engagement Leaders – CommUniverCity, Franklin McKinley Children’s Initiative, Grail Family Services 

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2013 Yerba Buena High School - for reducing school suspensions

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2012YMCA/Project Cornerstone 

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2011Adobe Youth Voices 

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2010Bob Kirkwood â€¯& Partners Developing Alternatives to Foster Care 

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2009Applied Materials - for investing strategy that helped to improve school outcomes and worked with schools and PACT and others to focus investments on key levers for change 

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2008The Children’s Health Initiative – Collaborative that made it possible for all children in SCC to have health insurance (leading the state) 

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