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ARC Toward Justice

The Arc Toward Justice Fund focuses on long-term efforts to foster racial equity for youth and young adults of color in Oakland. Because Akonadi Foundation recently expanded our grantee cohort, at the moment we are not accepting new applications for 2018.

Beloved Community Fund

The Beloved Community Fund supports free public art and cultural events that celebrate and are rooted in Oakland’s communities of color, and that advance racial justice. Applications may be submitted online at any time; check here for dates proposals are due.

So Love Can Win Community Response Fund

We offer one-time grants ranging from $3,000 to $5,000 to spark imagination and seed efforts to create healing and safety in Oakland’s communities of color. The So Love Can Win Community Response Fund is not currently accepting applications; it will relaunch in mid-2018.

News

Grantee Spotlight: Mujeres Unidas y Activas

Jennifer Alejo, an organizer with MUA Akonadi Foundation’s mission is to eliminate structural racism that leads to inequity in the … Read More »

Grantee Spotlight: Alameda County United in Defense of Immigrant Rights coalition (ACUDIR)

ACUDIR at the Sheriff’s Office in support of Senate Bill 54, Photo Credit: Stacy Suh   Akonadi Foundation’s mission is… Read More »

Upcoming Events

Femme Circles Youth Healing Program ages 13-19

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Misssey 9th Annual Youth Open Mic

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Racial Justice Poster Project

May Solidarity Fall on Everyone Like Rain

2017 by Tomahawk Greyeyes

Transmission: Received

2018 by Joshua Mays

The Power to Heal Our Hearts

2016 by Melanie Cervantes

2018 marks our Racial Justice Poster Project’s 10th anniversary. We want to use this milestone to lift up the artistic legacy of racial justice movement building, paying tribute to the courage of artistic and cultural ambassadors engaged in the ongoing struggle for racial justice locally and nationally.

In honor of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination we are thrilled to unveil this year’s racial justice poster, ‘Transmission: Received’ by Joshua Mays.

Video Credit: Jean Melesaine, Music Credit: Ryan Little

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