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  • Project Lead: Carrie Spencer

The project focuses on communications effectiveness within the social sector. We believe that strategic communications is core to solving the world’s biggest challenges and help purpose-driven organizations tap into the power of smart communications to make a positive impact.

Joined with Community Partners: July 2025
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Solidarity Media Network

The Solidarity Media Network is a media initiative dedicated to supporting economic security, narrative shift, and civic engagement through media production, research, and workforce development....

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Trans News Network

The picture is the pride flag of the colors red, yellow, green, blue, dark blue, light blue, purple, navy blue, and brown stripes.

Trans News Network (TNN) is a worker-run LGBTQ+ newsroom that covers issues impacting trans people, immigrants, and other marginalized communities. TNN pays a living wage to trans journalists facing deep poverty and houselessness, while also improving the lives of trans people everywhere by publishing hard-hitting, unapologetic, quality journalism that informs the public on issues that impact the trans community and others whose struggles for justice interlock with ours.

Joined with Community Partners: June 2025
BIPOC-serving•Health Equity•Journalism•LGBTQIA+•Systemic Inequity

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Friends of Sam Rubin Fund

Sam Rubin joined KTLA in 1991 and went on to become a staple of morning television in Los Angeles. Sam was also a champion for...

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Friends of Sam Rubin Fund

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Sam Rubin joined KTLA in 1991 and went on to become a staple of morning television in Los Angeles. Sam was also a champion for anyone who was interested in broadcast journalism. Over the years, he mentored, encouraged, and advised countless individuals who went on to achieve great success in both the television news and entertainment industry. The Sam Rubin Memorial Scholarship pays tribute to that legacy of nurturing and fostering young talent. Students who are currently studying journalism and demonstrate a strong interest in entertainment news are encouraged to apply.

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Rising Tide Educators

The mission of Rising Tide Educators is to prepare students with disabilities to thrive in higher education and beyond. Through intentional teaching, skill-building, and support...

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Rising Tide Educators

The mission of Rising Tide Educators is to prepare students with disabilities to thrive in higher education and beyond. Through intentional teaching, skill-building, and support structures Rising Tide Educators works to ensure that every student with a disability is equipped to successfully navigate the challenges of a post-secondary education in pursuit of their degree and the life of their dreams.

Joined with Community Partners: May 2025
BIPOC-serving•Capacity Building•Disability Justice/Advocacy•Education

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TeenTix Los Angeles

TeenTix LA exists to break down the barriers that prevent teens from accessing art in our community, such as ticket or admission cost, not knowing...

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TeenTix Los Angeles

TeenTix LA exists to break down the barriers that prevent teens from accessing art in our community, such as ticket or admission cost, not knowing where to look for events, navigating transportation around the city, and feeling insecure around arts-going if there’s no one in their lives already championing the arts.

TeenTix builds a bright future for our region by empowering young people to take an active role in shaping their arts community as audience members, critics, influencers, advocates, patrons, and leaders.

Joined with Community Partners: March 2021
Arts and Culture•Youth

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Cactus In Bloom

Cactus In Bloom works to shape a culture that has the tools to actively disrupt the intergenerational cycle of childhood sexual abuse AND fills the...

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Cactus In Bloom

Cactus In Bloom works to shape a culture that has the tools to actively disrupt the intergenerational cycle of childhood sexual abuse AND fills the gap in care for survivors of childhood sexual abuse and sexual violence who are family planning, perinatal, and parenting.

 

Joined with Community Partners: April 2025
Education•Health Equity•LGBTQIA+•Violence Prevention•Women and Girls

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The Los Angeles Homelessness Knowledge Project

The mission of the Los Angeles Homelessness Knowledge Project is to create an impartial and broad center of consistent news, training, and education about homelessness...

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The Los Angeles Homelessness Knowledge Project

  • Project Lead: Jayanthi Daniel

The mission of the Los Angeles Homelessness Knowledge Project is to create an impartial and broad center of consistent news, training, and education about homelessness and housing, a comprehensive guide to understanding homelessness, and a home for data and program analysis to demonstrate what directions will truly work for ending homelessness in our region’s unique landscape. Our target population for this project is to engage Los Angeles’ regional leadership and voting public in education and training about homelessness.

Joined with Community Partners: February 2025
Education•Houselessness

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LA County Office of Food Systems

We are an office of innovation, created by LA County and philanthropy, working to build an equitable food system, from farm to fork, throughout LA...

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LA County Office of Food Systems

We are an office of innovation, created by LA County and philanthropy, working to build an equitable food system, from farm to fork, throughout LA County. We are also an R&D team for the County for food systems issues, partnering with a robust network of stakeholders. We envision a stronger and healthier LA County where communities have sufficient, nutritious, culturally appropriate food supplied by a resilient and sustainable food system.

Joined with Community Partners: November 2024
Capacity Building•Community Development•Economic Development•Food Systems•Systemic Inequity

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Community Floral Wellness

Our Community Floral Wellness Health Equity Initiative brings accessible, therapeutic wellness experiences to underserved and underrepresented Black and brown communities. Through free events that integrate...

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Community Floral Wellness

  • Project Lead: Talia Boone

Our Community Floral Wellness Health Equity Initiative brings accessible, therapeutic wellness experiences to underserved and underrepresented Black and brown communities. Through free events that integrate DIY flower arranging with movement, meditation, and mindfulness practices, we foster mental and emotional well-being. Partnering with local organizations and mental health professionals, we create supportive spaces for healing and self-care, reaching communities with limited access to mental health resources. This initiative, now proven and ready to scale, aims to deepen its impact by expanding nationwide, empowering individuals through creative expression, connection, and a holistic approach to wellness rooted in health equity.

Joined with Community Partners: October 2024
Agriculture•Arts and Culture•BIPOC-serving•Community Development•Health Equity

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Cross Cultural Collective for Mental Health Professionals

By utilizing a range of approaches, we aim to enhance cultural competence in the delivery of mental health services to diverse groups. Our strategy to...

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