Lead Liberated equips education leaders to interrupt racism and co-design antiracist learning cultures. The technical assistance grant supports communications and marketing capacity.
Families in Action for Quality Education (FIA) empowers families and educators to fight for underserved students’ access to quality education through leadership development and advocacy. The technical assistance grant supports evaluation and scaling capacity.
Oakland Starting Smart and Strong (OSSS) advances racial justice and advocates for systemic changes to create an effective early childhood ecosystem for children ages zero to five. The technical assistance grant supports a communications.
Oakland Literacy Coalition (OLC) strengthens OaklandÕs network of schools and literacy providers to ensure every child learns and loves to read. The technical assistance grant supports fundraising.
Eat. Learn. Play. supports childrenÕs well_being through access to nutritious meals, quality reading resources and opportunities to play and be active. This grant subsidizes Tier 3 tutoring programs for 31 OUSD schools.
Funding supports Plain Talk Flights and Administrative Fees to manage the Plain Talk Reimbursement Fund.
This one-time capacity building grant supports Tandem, Partners in Early Learning, in implementing a broader organizational-wide sabbatical program.
“Native Seed Aflame (K)now” aims to deepen connections between traditional California Native knowledge holders and transform our collective relationship with fire from one of fear to one of respectful tending. Funds from a development support grant will be used to convene artists with fire stewards, parks officials and community members through fire-knowledge workshops and narrative […]
A multi-media, site-specific dance that supports the transformation of 111 Taylor Street from a carceral stronghold owned by GEO Group into a trans-centric space that honors the building’s legacy of resistance. Supported by a production support grant, Flyaway Productions and TurkxTaylor Initiative will create a public art project in San Francisco’s Tenderloin that unites transgender […]
A month-long series of interactive vertical dance, music and intergenerational social art practice that enlivens a Flight Path for birds and people in the heart of Oakland. Supported by a production support grant, “Somewhere To Land” invites artists and the public to engage personally and socially in themes of migration, belonging and ecological inter-being.
