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CHANGE FOR A $100 is a paid tutoring program for honor-roll students. In this program honor-roll students will tutor other students who are struggling to achieve the honor-roll status.

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A series of street and theatrical performances instigated by Keith Hennessy in collaboration with artists J Jha, Annie Danger, Gerald Casel among others. Performances will be generated from collaboration,

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The Director for Arts Spaces is charged with implementing specific initiatives and interventions to help stem the displacement of artists and arts organizations from Oakland.

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The Civic Center Community Benefit District (CCCBD) improves and promotes San FranciscoÕs historic Civic Center through a host of planning, policy and public programming initiatives.

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To create affordable, long-term space for artists and small and mid-sized arts organizations in San Francisco, Oakland and other urban locations.

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Patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are highly susceptible to gastro-intestinal bacterial pathogens because of aberrant immune responses and therefore rely on frequent antibiotic courses throughout their illness. As a result, IBD prognosis often declines over time due to an increase in recalcitrant organisms that are antibiotic resistant and/or have increased virulence traits. These genetically-encoded traits are often carried on mobile genetic elements and exchanged between bacteria through the process of horizontal gene transfer. We have developed new methods to study this process in the microbiome. We propose to evaluate the link between inflammation and HGT in both humans and mouse models of colitis and identify interventions that may mitigate the emergence of antibiotic-resistant or recalcitrant infections.

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Cotuit Center For The Arts’ mission is to be a welcoming home for Cape CodÕs artists, performers, students and audiences, working together to make the creation and experience of art accessible, nurturing and thrilling to all.

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Will bring together a cohort of Bay Area, red/swing state, and Russian interdisciplinary artists in a cultural exchange lab, positioning multidisciplinary art making as a parallel for pluralism and inclusivity.

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Court 13 Arts, a New Orleans-based nonprofit, was founded by Benh Zeitlin in 2015 to support Louisiana artists, inspired by the collaborative spirit behind the film “Beasts of the Southern Wild.” Dedicated to fostering creativity through education and public programming, they aim to build a community-based culture of art and filmmaking, anchoring Louisiana talent for long-term benefit while serving as a platform for artists to develop sustainable careers.

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A three-year grant to support The Matchbox @ Crowded Fire, a new play development program which actively supports the creation of high quality contemporary theater through commissions, in-house workshops, an annual free public reading series, a Resilience & Development (R&D) LAB, and a Playwright Residency.

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An innovative dance piece, which will explore parallels between Rumba and Hip-Hop dance forms, like Turfing and break dancing, through a series of public performances at sites in and around Laney College in Oakland.

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A one-night journey down the Las Vegas strip. The play wrestles with the question of our responsibility to tragic events that don’t directly affect our lives.

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A three-year grant to support its Cutting Ball Variety Pack, an experimental works festival that will allow artists to collaborate, experiment and grow the avant-garde canon.

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A site specific ritual based performance project that addresses issues of displacement, well-being, and the sex trafficking of black women and girls in Oakland.

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Destiny Arts Center believes that art and movement gives young people a vehicle for self and community expression. Founded by Black and Queer dance and martial artists in 1988, Destiny uses movement-based arts to uplift youth voice, supporting pathways for young people to express themselves, advocate for justice and equity, fight against the systemic racism that continues to impact Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and build a community where everyone feels seen, valued and free.

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Downtown Streets Team builds Teams that restore dignity, inspire hope and provide a pathway to recover from homelessness.

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To support East Bay Agency for Children’s (EBAC) early childhood education program at the Hawthorne Family Resource Center. This program will include Parent-Child Education Support Program and EBAC’s early childhood education program, La Academia.

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To support gathering data and conducting research that will inform how resources can best be used to expand equitable access to high-quality early care and education programs that serve families furthest from opportunity in Oakland.

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East Oakland Youth Development Center (EOYDC) works to develop the social and leadership capacities of youth and young adults (ages 5 to 24) to prepare them for employment, higher education and leadership. EOYDC is a community-based solution for solving social injustice and inequality, and a national model for youth development.