The organization's most significant activities comprise the following: 1) the vow book series: the creation and dissemination of titles in our oral history book series, which features personal narratives from people impacted by injustice and carefully researched appendices material; and, 2) the vow education program, which connects educators, students, and social justice advocates with important unheard stories and provides them with resources to help them conduct their own oral history projects. key services include teacher trainings, student workshops and curricula and resource resource creation.

We believe families make san francisco stronger and more vibrant. we operate a local preschool and bring families together with their neighbors for community events and programs in the potrero hill, dogpatch and mission bay community.

826 national amplifies the impact of our national network of youth writing and publishing centers, and the words of young authors. we serve as an international proof of point for writing as a tool for young people to ignite and channel their creativity, explore identity, advocate for themselves and their community, and achieve academic and professional success.

Our goal is to generate awareness and deploy action for the issues of forced labor, slavery, and human trafficking.

The organization connects disadvantaged people with work via the internet.

As california's only statewide renters' rights organization, tenants together works to improve the lives of california's tenants through capacity-building, movement-building, and statewide advocacy.

The focus is to empower women as caregivers, mothers, business women and agents of change for their rural communities all over the world.

Teach with africa is a non-profit organization empowering students and teachers in a reciprocal exchange of teaching and learning in africa and the u.s. teach with africa seeks to reduce the embedded in inequities in our societies by working with key partners to provide access to quality education in order to transform children's lives, schools and communities.

The freedom story works to prevent child trafficking and exploitationthrough culturally relevant programs for vulnerable children and shares their stories to empower creative, compassionate people to act.

The forgotten international (tfi) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the welfare of impoverished and "forgotten" people in the poorest areas of the world.

San francisco village is an innovative membership organization that enables residents to age in their own homes. the village is dedicated to building community connections for residents aged 60 and older, of san francisco through a robust pool of community volunteers.

To provide private financial support to assist the university in meeting its educational mission.

Berlin & beyond is organized to promote and develop the awareness and appreciation of the german language and culture through a program of films, performances, and exhibitions.

Community resource initiative is a collectively run investigation office and resource center. we build narratives to challenge the death penalty, improve the standard of care and advocate for the value of human life.

To create regional and statewide workforce initiatives leading disadvantaged youth and adults to high wage, high growth jobs.

Presentation of theatre performances and other live events for the general public

Dedicated to creating radio programs,podcasts, multi media, books, events and educational programs that work to build community through storytelling. we are committed to teaching and training new voices for public media.

To undertake educational and charitable activities for the better understanding of the nature and value of the lives of the unborn and of other human beings and for the preservation of such lives.

Mission graduates (the organization") is a california nonprofit benefit organization that empowers youth and their families on the path to higher education, equipping them for fulfilling careers that will strengthen generations. founded in 1972, initially called st. john's educational threshold center, mission graduates was founded by a member of the st. john's episcopal church as a tutoring program for neighborhood children who experience an academic achievement gap. three decades later, the organization clarified their commitment to getting more youth into college as a means to achieve economic equity for primarily latino and immigrant families but committed to meeting the needs of communities that have been overlooked by the system, especially black, filipino, and arab families.