IMPACT offers violence-prevention programs for people to embody their own power, set effective boundaries, defend their physical and emotional safety, and heal.

Shaping San Francisco is a participatory community history project documenting and archiving overlooked stories and memories of San Francisco

Adriana Camarena’s ‘Unsettlers: Migrants, Homies, and Mammas in the Mission District” brings to light the historic tales of the most vulnerable residents of the Mission, showcasing their daily struggles and resilience amid poverty, gentrification and familial challenges. Through narratives of Indigenous migrants, hardworking parents, gang-involved youth and marginalized individuals, the stories depict a community marked […]

To support a student through the student scholarship program.

Indian People Organizing for Change (IPOC) is a Bay Area organization working toward social and environmental justice. IPOC advocates for the preservation of Shellmounds, Indigenous villages and burial sites, many of which have been leveled, destroyed and paved over to allow for new development.

Ink Dwell studio creates art that explores the beauty and complexity of nature. Merging classical techniques of science illustration with modern fine art, they create public and private commissions, paintings, visual art, illustrations, exhibitions and much more. Ink Dwell makes everyday places special and enhances iconic locations with wondrous imagery.

Interface Gallery was an independently run, nonprofit exhibition space in Oakland, CA, which was founded and directed by Suzanne LÕHeureux. Over the course of its nine year duration, the gallery presented work by artists from around the world, hosted readings and talks, and regularly commissioned writings and performances in response to its exhibitions.

Interface Gallery was an independently run, nonprofit exhibition space in Oakland, CA, which was founded and directed by Suzanne LÕHeureux. Over the course of its nine year duration, the gallery presented work by artists from around the world, hosted readings and talks, and regularly commissioned writings and performances in response to its exhibitions.

Interface Gallery was an independently run, nonprofit exhibition space in Oakland, CA, which was founded and directed by Suzanne LÕHeureux. Over the course of its nine year duration, the gallery presented work by artists from around the world, hosted readings and talks, and regularly commissioned writings and performances in response to its exhibitions.

To support enhancements in infrastructure and programming to better serve adults with moderate to severe developmental disabilities.