Instituto de Educacion Popular del Sur de California
$25,000
For general operating support.
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$25,000
For general operating support.
$200,000
To support enhanced capacity and coordination amongst immigrant rights groups to protect low-income immigrant workers and their families across California.
$50,000
To support occupational training pathways to prepare people for work in the transportation, distribution, logistics, and construction industries.
$450,000
To support housing justice research at the UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy.
$400,000
For general operating support.
$250,000
For general operating support.
$20,000
To support grantee participation in a safety net protections and family supports site visit.
$1,000,000
To support voter and civic engagement efforts among low-income workers and their families in target communities in Orange County, through an entity such as the Orange County Civic Engagement Table Fund.
$250,000
To support the growth of procurement opportunities for Latino and other minority- and women-owned businesses in California.
$150,000
To elevate the voices and needs of California's Latinos, including low-income workers, by developing a profile of California’s Latino electorate.
$180,000
To support an economic mobility reporter to cover issues related to low-wage workers in California, including public policy issues and solutions.
$1,000,000
To support the Initiative for Inclusive Entrepreneurship to support underserved small businesses in California through more equitable access to capital.
$300,000
To support community organizing, legal advocacy, research, policy, and narrative building to improve the conditions of Black low-income immigrant communities in California.
$750,000
To develop a UAW high-road battery manufacturing apprenticeship program in California and scale it into a replicable model for battery manufacturers and other advanced green manufacturing sectors.
$800,000
To support the development of a democratically governed state bank and a public consumer banking option, and capacity building for bank accountability in rural and tribal areas of California.
$750,000
For general operating support.
$1,000,000
To advance workforce equity through direct and aligned collaborative grantmaking and learning that accelerates the growth of quality jobs, equitable access, and affordable support systems needed to succeed, through an initiative such as ReWork the Bay.
$350,000
To support the development and implementation of a Tribal Natural Resources Workforce.
$400,000
To support low-to-no-income survivors of human trafficking with IT pre-apprenticeship programs, tools, and wraparound supports to access sustainable IT careers.
$650,000
For general operating support.