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Community-centered collaborations between artists, cultural workers, and activists to create barrier-breaking narrative frames, policy ideas, and practices advancing racial justice and equity.
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Get matched →Belonging in Oakland: A Just City Cultural Fund is a public-private partnership supporting community-centered collaborations between artists, activists, cultural workers, and culture keepers to create barrier-breaking narrative frames, policy ideas, and practices advancing racial justice and equity in Oakland.
Awardees receive networking and peer learning support in addition to funding.
Community-rooted artists, activists, cultural workers, and culture keepers based in or serving Oakland communities.
Made possible by the Surdna Foundation's Thriving Cultures program, with additional funding from the Akonadi Foundation and East Bay Community Foundation. Part of Surdna's Radical Imagination for Racial Justice national regranting initiative.
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