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51		OAKLAND, CA
52		LOS ANGELES, CA
53		MARINA DEL REY, CA
54		Sacramento, CA
55		Sacramento, CA
56		Graton, CA
57		RICHMOND, CA
58		Fresno, CA
59		Los Angeles, CA
60		SONORA, CA
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62		Fresno, CA
63		MODESTO, CA
64		SACRAMENTO, CA
65		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
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67		STOCKTON, CA
68		LOS ANGELES, CA
69		Watsonville, CA
70		Oakland, CA
71		OAKLAND, CA
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79		ENCINO, CA
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81		WALNUT, CA
82		SONOMA, CA
83		Thousand Oaks, CA
84		Santa Monica, CA
85		Los Angeles, CA
86		Long Beach, CA
87		Sacramento, CA
88		MARINA DEL REY, CA
89		Thousand Oaks, CA
90		Culver City, CA
91		Los Angeles, CA
92		LOS ANGELES, CA
93		ESCONDIDO, CA
94		SAN DIEGO, CA
95		San Francisco, CA
96		PALO ALTO, CA
97		Cazadero, CA
98		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
99		Oakland, CA
100		LOS ANGELES, CA

The is a racial-justice organization led by people of color whose mission is to achieve social and economic justice.

FULL LATINO PARTICIPATION IN THE AMERICAN POLITICAL PROCESS, FROM CITIZENSHIP TO PUBLIC SERVICE.

VISION - WE HONOR WISDOM OF INDIGENOUS WORLDVIEW AND BELIEVE ALL LIFE CAN FLOURISH WHEN HUMANITY EMBRACES OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO CARE FOR LIVING WORLD FOR BENEFIT OF UNBORN GENERATIONS.MISSION - TO ENSURE CONTINUANCE OF INDIGENOUS WISDOM TRADITIONS AND TO EXPAND AWARENESS OF HOW AND WHY THESE WORLDVIEWS AND THEIR EMBODIED VALUES ARE CRUCIAL TO MODERN SOCIETY.

The mission the is to assure member businesses will benefit through services that sustain and increase their revenue. Additionally, the region will benefit through the growth African American owned businesses.

The specific purpose the is to make grants, loans, or other distributions exclusively to the , Inc. and to operate exclusively for charitable education and research.

TO EMPOWER AND EQUIP INDIGENOUS TEAMS AROUND WORLD TO TRANSFORM LIVING CONDITIONS AND SPIRITUAL LIVES OF DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND FAMILIES SO THEY CAN TRANSFORM THEIR VILLAGE, PEOPLE GROUP AND NATION CHRIST.

PROMOTE HEALTH,ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCY,EDUCATIONAL,DOMESTIC VIOLANCE PREVENTATION AND LEADERSHIP FOR FAMILIES INTO LATINO COMMUNITY

The Language Survival is an organization devoted to implementing and supporting the revitalization of languages. Its mission is to assist Indians in language maintenance and renewal.

To promote economic, social and physical improvements in all areas of California and the nation, particularly in Latino and other similarly situated communities.

PRIMARY MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR LOCAL NONPROFIT CHARITIES.

To advocate for girls and color.

EDUCATION and HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES

TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE HISPANIC STUDENTS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, INTERNSHIPS, AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES TO FOSTER HIGHER EDUCATION AND A SENSE OF COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY.

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO OPEN MINDS AND CHANGE LIVES THROUGH THE EXPLORATION AND CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY, EXPERIENCES AND CULTURE THROUGH ART EDUCATION AND OUTREACH.

helps bring ideas and experience together to become scalable solutions for energy, habitat, water, food, creative reuse, infrastructure, transportation, communications, ecology, and all facets of living and experience that is Burning Man.

TO CREATE PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS WITH THE LATINO COMMUNITY BY SHARING CULTURAL ARTS AND BY FOSTERING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT/PRESERVATION

MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ELEVATING THE LEADERSHIP, VOICES AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE IN AND TO LEADING MORE INCLUSIVE EFFORTS TO IMPROVE .

The (WFF) highlights Latinx filmmakers and stories that illuminate our shared humanity and inspire positive change by providing a platform for filmmakers whose work is rarely seen in mainstream media, creating a space for thoughtful conversations between filmmakers and audience, and inspiring youth to see filmmaking as a way to make a positive impact on our world. WFF presents films that create bridges and promote equity, full potential, compassion and joy for everyone. WFF promotes economic and cultural development through the cinematic arts in .

To advocate, organize, create, develop, implement, foster, and ensure the thriving of BAMBD, Oakland, CA through vigilant organizing, of infrastructure, and the creation of mechanisms for stewardship and advocacy.

IS A BIPOC-LED NONPROFIT NEWS OUTLET THAT CENTERS THE PEOPLE, PLACES, AND ISSUES CURRENTLY UNDERREPORTED BY NATIONAL MEDIA. WERE COMMITTED TO PRODUCING THE KIND OF JOURNALISM THAT TREATS BIPOC, WOMEN, THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY, AND OTHER INVISIBILIZED GROUPS AS THE EXPERTS ON OUR OWN LIVED EXPERIENCES, OUR RESILIENCE, AND OUR FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE.

PROVIDE COMMUNITY, EDUCATION, ACCESS TO LATINX ENTREPRENEURS ALLOWING THEM TO BUILD SUCCESSFUL TECH BUSINESSES WITH MODEST RESOURCES. DEVELOP DELIVER PROGRAMS THAT OFFER BEST PRACTICES FOR BUSINESS OF COLOR IN THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY.

TO PROVIDE THE COMMUNITY AND ALLIES A LIVE EXPERIENCE THAT CELEBRATES OUR INFLUENCE ON CULTURES PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. TO UNITE A DIVERSE COMMUNITY BY CREATING A SPACE TO EXPRESS EACH OF OUR UNIQUE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EXPERIENCE.

CINC IS DEDICATED TO BUILDING EDUCATIONAL STRENGTH AND WILL PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIGENOUS

Unite all LAFC , to create a dynamic and diverse in-stadium active support environment and to establish an unrivaled advantage when Black and Gold takes to field.

To support the preservation of all cultures in the world through arts and storytelling.

Nepals purpose is to partner with indigenous Nepali leaders and pastors to fulfill the physical needs, educational needs, health needs, spiritual needs, and provide other humanitarian needs of orphans, under privileged children, the elderly, women at risk for trafficking, widows, lepers, the blind and those most in need throughout different areas of . is an all-volunteer organization and there are no paid staff. We believe that care, kindness and mercy should be distributed to all regardless of religion, caste system, gender, age, education limits, and or physical handicaps and similar.

raises funds from foundations, grants and individual donors to develop and incubate projects aimed at social through the arts. We amplify BIPOC voices using diverse mediums of creative storytelling as vehicles of social change and conversations.

TO ADVANCE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL JUSTICE THROUGH THE LENS OF STORYTELLING AND AMPLIFYING THE STORIES OF UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING WOMEN FILMMAKERS AND PEOPLE OF COLOR WITH RESOURCES NEEDED TO ENSURE THEIR DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES HAVE A PLATFORM FOR CHANGE.

ADVOCATE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN THROUGH CONTINUING EDUCATION, THOUGHT LEADERSHIP and MENTORSHIP

The mission of the Corporation is to provide the Latinx in Tech community with the resources and support that they need to attain, thrive, and remain in a career within the technology industry.

promote and encourage the health and wellness of Americans.

Bring local Latino voices into important community conversations regarding our schools, city services and recreational opportunities. We support those not yet ready to speak on their own behalf and seek to expand opportunities for Latino families.

THE EMPOWERS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LATINO LEADERS BY CREATING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO CAPITAL, CLOSING THE EDUCATION GAP, AND PROMOTING ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND INCLUSION

An organization formed to improve the knowledge of its members and the public about filmmaking by designing and teaching curriculums to students in underserved schools and communities that are financially incapable of obtaining such services.

s mission is to research and educate on the pay and wealth gap.

To educate public and community leaders of benefits of licensed, regulated, and taxed gaming and to oppose a statewide initiate measure expanding tribal monopoly of gaming in California.

Provide a centralized hub for all events, projects and communities to educate, mentor and foster career development of developers

To combat violence against Black Trans people by supporting anti-racist, trans-feminist organizations that benefit them. We operate in the State of Delaware and New York primarily through the sale of artwork, books, posters, and relatedmedia, and provide educational, manpower and financial support to other boots-on-the-ground organizations. This includes but is not limited to entities that provide housing, food, and safety for Black Trans people and other social groups at risk of violence and/or housing/food insecurity.

TO SUPPORT BLACK SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS

Prosperity of people and the preservation of lives and amplifying and uplifting ALL and girls

TO EDUCATE YOUNG AFRICAN AMERICAN CURRENT FUTURE ENTREPRENEURS TO GROW RUN SUSTAINABLE REPUTABLE BUSINESSES. WE TEACH THE PRINCIPLE OF DEVELOPING A LIFESTYLE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP WITHOUT HAVING TO RELY ON THE STRUCTURE OF CORPORATE AMERICA. FURTHERMORE, WE BELIEVE IN FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE; A FREEDOM THAT CAN CHANGE CYCLIC PATTERNS OF POVERTY. OUR MOTTO AS AN ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT THE ENDEAVORS OF OUR RECIPIENTS ALONG WITH CELEBRATING EACH OF THEIR MILESTONES AS THEY JOURNEY THROUGH THE ROAD TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

To conduct programs and activities that and educate traditionally underserved communities, improve diversity in entrepreneurship, and promote economic growth for historically underrepresented persons

has social events, monthly newsletter, meetings, annual conference, emergency funds, academic scholarships and attends other community meetings to advance rights, create safe space for marginalized community members.

TGIJP) works to challenge and end the human rights abuses committed against , , and people, particularly against Black and women of color, in California prisons, jails, detention centers, and beyond.

February 2021Stella Zhangs art expresses hidden conflicts that challenge our ability to connect to our shared struggles with power; inequality and identity. Her starting point is the human body and all aspects of human naturethe most basic truths. She chooses familiar and ordinary materials, that activate our memories and connect us with universal fears and desires. Stellas work subtly engages viewers, stimulates conversation; and challenges us to question the boundaries and rules we accept.We discussed with her how to promote young artists by participating in her exhibitions, having seminar and collecting her works.June 2021Woody De Othello is a black artist whose subject matter spans household objects, bodily features, and the natural world. Everyday artifacts of the domestic tables, chairs, television remotes, telephone receivers, lamps, air purifiers, et ceteraare anthropomorphized in glazed ceramic, bronze, wood, and glass. Othellos sense of humor manifests across his works in vis

is a 900-acre Indigenous, Black, and Queer-ledcommunity forest, retreat center, and of land protectors. We are based on unceded Southern Pomo and Kashaya territory, above what is now called the Russian River in Sonoma County, California. was established on the premise that ecosystem health can only be achieved bycommunities who are in deep relationship with the earth and with oneanother. Through land stewardship, forest restoration, andcommunity and cultural programs, we heal interconnected ecosystems and help increase access to the outdoors for historically marginalized communities.

OUR MISSION IS TO CO-CREATE A NEW ECONOMY WHERE BLACK, INDIGENOUS, PEOPLE OF COLOR, AND HISTORICALLY LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES HAVE THE POWER OF SELF-DETERMINATION.

The education, instruction, and training of predominantly musical artists, technology creators, and entrepreneurs, for the purpose of improving or developing their capabilities.

OUR MISSION IS TO ADVANCE THE ECONOMIC WELLNESS OF BLACK COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE BY INSPIRING AT A CORPORATE, COMMUNITY, AND INDIVIDUAL LEVEL.

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