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To support two Talk Read Sing parties to meaningfully engage families with young children.

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A new site-specific multimedia immersive dance project which will be performed at the General’s Residence through the Fort Mason Presents Series.

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To support preschool students and their caregivers who will participate in an interactive learning and reading program (in partnership with Literacy Lab).

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For action research on chronic absenteeism in five Oakland elementary schools that will assess, capture data, and provide direct services for first grade students.

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Link Vostok’s mission was to promote open and stable relationships between international arts organizations by fostering cross-cultural exchanges between the United States, Europe, Russia and other countries previously separated by the Cold War.

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To serve children and parents through three projects: A pop up pre-school pilot program with the Lighthouse Charter Community School that will serve pre-school children, parents/caregivers, and educators; and an interactive learning and reading program in OUSD pre-schools; and Increased access to literacy resources and expansion in OUSD Transitional Kindergarten. ($85,000) Funding to provide ten faith based organizations and nine new transitional kindergarten classrooms with early learning programs, such as parent workshops, quality bookcase libraries and a take home book bag program.

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Will feature two premieres exploring themes of yearning – our yearning to understand and be understood and the irresolvable distance that motivates us in ways both poetic and pathological.

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To offer parent-child playgroups with enriched play, and learning and literacy activities; and to support training other community partners in the Lotus Bloom model.

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The Luggage Store, also known as The 509 Cultural Center, is a nonprofit arts organization whose mission is to foster community through multidisciplinary arts programming that promotes diversity, inclusion and dialogue among the diverse cultural communities of downtown San Francisco. They aim to reduce inter-group tensions and stereotypes through exhibitions, performances, education and public art initiatives.

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Maitri (pronounced Òmy-treeÓ) is Sanskrit for Òcompassionate friendship.Ó They provide compassionate residential care for people in need of hospice or 24-hour medical care.

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A performance exploring the nomadic nature of being a performing artist consisting of distinct modular choreographed units to be presented in intimate, unconventional settings.

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Support for Directors’ travel and accommodations.

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MEDIATE is known for producing the Soundwave Biennial, a curated program culminating in a summer festival featuring sound, art and music, showcasing over 500 artists and engaging tens of thousands of attendees. Soundwave has gained renown for its thoughtful curation and unique urban programming, becoming the largest and most anticipated sound-based art festival in the Bay Area.

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MISSSEY is dedicated to preventing girls and gender-expansive youth from falling into sexual exploitation and violence while also aiding those currently experiencing exploitation to exit such circumstances. Additionally, they provide ongoing support and partnerships to help these individuals avoid re-entering exploitative situations and live liberated from harmful relationships.

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An inquiry into mankind’s compulsion towards exhaustion – of ourselves, and of our planets’ resources – and how these twin impulses relate.

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The Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating neuromuscular diseases through funding research, providing support services and advocating for improved treatments and policies. MDA’s efforts aim to enhance the lives of individuals and families affected by muscular dystrophy and related conditions, ultimately striving for a future free of these debilitating diseases.