Archstone Foundation is seeking an experienced, strategic, and collaborative Communications & Events Director to lead the Foundation’s communications, engagement, and convenings.
Two Core Strategic Aims
Mobilizing Communities, Amplifying Voices
We are committed to increasing the visibility of older adults and helping build their leadership, advocacy skills, and civic engagement.
Building Adaptability of Organizations
Strengthening the ability of community-based organizations to adapt to emerging issues is essential to their success as advocates for older adults.
Point of View
FEATURED POINT OF VIEW BLOG POST
Building the Foundation for Collective Action: What We Learned from Our Second Partner Convening
Earlier this summer, Archstone Foundation gathered more than 80 grantee partners for a second annual convening, From Connection to Collective Action: Working Together to Defend and Transform Our Communities.
The event built on last year's convening but was decidedly different and more public-facing, serving as a marker of our partner community’s continued growth and boldness. We are excited to share a few takeaways from a packed day together in Los Angeles.
The Latest From the Foundation
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Join us for this webinar, co-hosted by Archstone Foundation and the California Coalition on Family Caregiving, on what family caregivers need to know before changes to Medi-Cal take effect in 2027.
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Archstone Foundation is thrilled to announce that MARU is the recipient of our 2026 Equity in Action Award. The award recognizes MARU for its leadership in advancing equity, community impact, and collaborative practice.
OUR GUIDING VALUES
Justice, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion
Archstone Foundation’s mission is to improve health and social care of all older adults in California by partnering with communities to catalyze equitable systems change. At the heart of our work is a commitment to justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion. This guides our mission, shapes our partnerships, and drives our collaborative efforts to foster meaningful change in the communities we serve. Indeed, achieving equity is fundamental to ensuring all older adults age with health, dignity, and well-being.
