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Camp Common Ground Oakland is a Bay Area summer camp for middle schoolers from different economic, racial and religious backgrounds.

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Additional funding for two full-time Instructional Aides to support the TK/K SEEDS of Early Learning Investment at the school site.

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Chapter 510 is a made-in-Oakland youth writing, bookmaking & publishing center. Their teaching artists and volunteers work side by side with educators to provide a safe space and supportive community so Black, Brown and queer youth ages 8-19 can bravely write.

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Children of Uganda’s mission is to confront poverty and social injustice in Uganda, through the education and empowerment of its most vulnerable children and their families.

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An interdisciplinary performance by Keith Hennessy and Jassem Hindi, working in the expanded fields of choreography, performance, field recordings, music, and ritual. Trying and failing to better understand the wars in Syria, the work is about the politics of friendship and hospitality.

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The Director of Arts, Culture and Real Estate is charged with implementing specific initiatives and interventions to help stem the displacement of artists and arts organizations from Oakland.

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To support the communications plan development.

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A technical and financial assistance program designed to mitigate the adverse impact of nonprofit displacement in Oakland through a pilot program comprised of training, technical assistance, and financial assistance to build the capacity of the nonprofit arts and culture sector to be “real estate ready.”

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Conservatory Lab Charter School empowers students to be scholars, artists and leaders of their own learning. Through the joy and discipline of daily musical engagement, experiential learning and service to the community, students learn to effect changes as creative and active citizens.

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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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A three-year grant to support the Artist Residency and Commissioning (ARC) program, which identifies local emerging and innovative choreographers and provides them with five-month residencies. Two artists per residency will rehearse, collaborate, and perform new works, and build a sustainable commissioning program supporting three fully commissioned world premieres each year.

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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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The development and world premiere of a new play by Christopher Chen, BURN THE BOATS, BOIL THE OCEAN (working title). This modern day fable is born from a deep concern over the ever-increasing power of corporate personhood in present day capitalism.

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The CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS) provides top-ranked online programs that meet the needs of adults who are looking to finish a bachelorÕs degree, progress from an associateÕs degree, earn a masterÕs degree or a certificate in a specialized field, and advance in the workplace or change careers. Endowed by the generous support of founding donor Alan Fishman, ACE (Achieve Your College Education) Scholarships underwrite 100% of tuition and follow recipients through degree completion.

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The rolling world premiere of Steve Yockey’s The Thrush & The Woodpecker featuring some of San Francisco’s strongest women theatre artists.

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A three-year capacity building grant of $150,000 to support their fiscal sponsorship program, and to research, develop and establish a new programmatic initiative.

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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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A site-specific immersive performance in the streets and buildings of San Francisco’s Mission District. FUGUE is a foray into cultural amnesia and nostalgia, featuring forgotten stories from the queer community, people of color, and long-time San Francisco residents.

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A ritual performance featuring Korean dance, contemporary dance, music with acoustic and electronic elements, video projections, and community participation. ARA will develop over the course of 2 years, through monthly community workshops with 100 multi-generational immigrant women from 11 Asian backgrounds, in collaboration with Community Health for Asian Americans in Oakland.