Greenlining's library of research-related publications
Our extensive library of research-related publications backs up our advocacy with solid data, and works to make that data widely available. Here you can browse publications, filter by issue area or search by keyword.
Three years into the Medicare Part D program, Medicare prescription drug plans continue to fail to meet their obligations to provide multi-lingual services to limited English proficient (LEP) Medicare beneficiaries. During the summer of 2008, the California Medicare Part D…
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For almost 15 years, the Greenlining Institute has issued its Report Card on supplier diversity relating to the nine largest utilities subject to CPUC scrutiny. Today, we submit to you Greenlining’s Supplier Diversity Report Card for the year 2003. Continue reading 
For over 15 years, the Greenlining Institute has issued its Annual Report Card on Supplier Diversity relating to the largest utilities subject to California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) scrutiny. This year’s Report Card focuses on the only six major regulated… Continue reading 
Each year the Greenlining Institute submits to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) a report highlighting utility contracting to minority businesses. In 2006, the six largest public utilities contracted more than $1.5 billion to minority-owned businesses in 2006. This report… Continue reading 
FISCAL YEAR 2007 UPDATE. The credit crunch has hit communities of color hardest, particularly lower-income communities of color. The mortgage industry as a whole originated 39.3% less loans to Latinos this fiscal year, and 34.1% less loans to African Americans. … Continue reading 
FISCAL YEAR 2007 UPDATE. The credit crunch has hit communities of color hardest, particularly lower-income communities of color. The mortgage industry as a whole originated 39.3% less loans to Latinos this fiscal year, and 34.1% less loans to African Americans. … Continue reading 
The Greenlining Institute produces an annual report that grades the major California law firms based on their Asian American, Latino and African American representation at both the partner and associate levels. Continue reading 
For the fourth consecutive year, Greenlining is issuing its major bank board of directors diversity study. One-third of our nation’s population and one-third of banks’ potential customers are minorities. With the exception of Citigroup, no major bank is close to… Continue reading 
The CPUC, by its continued focus on supplier diversity through both the regulatory process and public policy programs, has been a leader in supporting increased opportunities for California’s minority-owned businesses. Last year, under CPUC leadership and review, the six major… Continue reading 
To put these inspirational words into practice, twenty years ago this month, on April 27, 1988, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), under the direction of executive director Steve Larson adopted General Order 156. To ensure that the goals of… Continue reading 
