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Promoting Truthful Black Narratives
Truthful Black narratives hold and celebrate the multiplicities of Blackness. Centering the depth of our soulfulness and the expansiveness of our humanity, truthful Black stories actively rewrite the narratives of the past as we imagine radically free futures.
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We see you: Global Perinatal Services (GPS)
As part of the Fund’s commitment to elevating truthful Black narratives and connecting communities for collective power, we are excited to highlight We See You grantee: Global Perinatal Services (GPS).
Black love in action is why we’re alive
Our shared history as a people reflects the truth that love breathes bravery down our backbones and nourishes us to continue shaping, bringing forth, and sustaining solutions that make joy and shared abundance real for all of us.
Love in action in the Puget Sound: A conversation with Liahann Bannerman & Dr. Kendrick Glover
To celebrate the deep roots of Black giving, we are featuring truthful conversations between Black grantees and Black funders. These conversations shed light on the relationships at the heart of philanthropy and showcase new ways of giving.
Through Them, Through Us, Through You
Our power is activated in community. The spaces Black people have curated, built, and shared across time and distance have enabled that activation.The love cultivated in each of those hubs has supported our people’s perseverance and our self-preservation.
We see you: TeamWrk Foundation
As part of the Fund’s commitment to elevating truthful Black narratives and connecting communities for collective power, we are excited to highlight We See You grantee: TeamWrk Foundation.
Our Strategic Plan: Re-rooting in Community
We’ve developed a three-year strategic plan organized around four primary areas of impact: connecting Black communities for collective power, promoting truthful Black narratives, investing in Black generational prosperity, and shifting the philanthropic paradigm.
We see you: Black Heritage Society of Washington
As part of the Fund’s commitment to elevating truthful Black narratives and connecting communities for collective power, we are excited to highlight We See You grantee: Black Heritage Society of Washington.
Honoring the Black and Brown Founders of Pride
Our queer and trans ancestors’ words are as instructive as they are inspirational. As we celebrate Pride this June, we honor DeLarverie, Johnson, Rivera, and the other trans and gender non-conforming people of color who inspired it.
We see you: Lavender Rights Project
As part of the Fund’s commitment to elevating truthful Black narratives and connecting communities for collective power, we are excited to highlight We See You grantee: Lavender Rights Project.
We see you: Tri-Cities Diversity and Inclusion Council
As part of the Fund’s commitment to elevating truthful Black narratives and connecting communities for collective power, we are excited to highlight We See You grantee: Tri-Cities Diversity & Inclusion Council.