Black Funders Network: 1st Anniversary Celebration Watch Black Funders Network of the Bay Area’s (BFN) four-minute video celebrating their first anniversary. BFN’s goal is to foster “an aligned support network of Bay Area
Attendance Works: Attendance Campaign 2021Â To help spread the word about their 2021 attendance awareness campaign, Attendance Works has developed a series of digital badges that can be downloaded for
The Carpentries: Library Carpentry Blog The Carpentries’ most recent blog post focuses on the expansion of their Library Carpentry project, which began with a grant from the Institute of Museum
Happy Earth Day! The theme of this year’s Earth Day is Restore Our Earth. Community Initiatives is proud to support projects doing meaningful work in environment-related fields. Two such projects
Leadership Learning Community (LLC) Addressing Anti-Asian Violence Earlier this month, LLC published a statement in response to recent attacks on Asian Americans. LLC is committed to supporting leadership that reflects racial
Announcing The Carpentries Podcast! The Carpentries has posted their first podcast with the goal of increasing engagement with their community by sharing conversations and discussions of interest in a format
Latino Outdoors: Participate in Latino Advocacy Week The first ever Latino Advocacy Week is being presented by the Hispanic Access Foundation from March 14-20. Through a variety of workshops, Latino Advocacy Week
The Black Genius Foundation: Website Launch The Black Genius Foundation’s website went live this month! The Black Genius Foundation celebrates and invests in the intellectual and creative genius of Black
Radical Monarchs: Looking for Radical Troop Leaders Radical Monarchs is looking for individuals interested in starting troops in their communities with the goal of creating opportunities for youth of color
In 2020, Community Initiatives once again contracted with valued partner Research Evaluation Consulting (REC) for our annual Project Impact and Customer Satisfaction Survey. Thanks to the participation of 94% of
