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Find similar grantsBea Solís Power Fund is sponsored by Women's Foundation California. The Bea Solís Power Fund is dedicated to investing in the future leaders of feminist policy within California. This fund aligns with the Women's Foundation California's mission to achieve racial, economic, environmental, and gender justice.
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Introducing the Sofia Colosimo Memorial Fund Our Bea Solís Power Fund invests in the leadership of our Solís Policy Institute alum as they continue to build racial, economic, environmental, and gender justice beyond our training. This year, our Bea Solís Power Fund solidified our commitment to empowering transformation by disbursing $18,000 in small grants for essential resources to support alums to continue with their advocacy work.
Together, we can ensure that the creative doers and thinkers, movers, and shakers across our SPI alum network have the resources they need to build our shared feminist future. Open to SPI- State and Local alums Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis Average response time is 3 weeks .
Funds are available for current, potential, and pending projects in the following issue areas: Criminal Justice & Policing Reform Economic Security/Justice Reproductive Health/Rights/Justice Trauma Service & Prevention Average grants awarded are $2000 *will consider larger amounts, especially if multiple organizations collaborate on a project We support projects advancing an expansive definition of advocacy including, but not limited to: Community events, from Reentry Day, a Town Hall for a specific project/campaign, to healing circles for impacted folks Civic Engagement efforts such as Elections Voter Fair Lobbying Day – local, state, and federal Research to inform/advance future policy work Stipends for student activism, internships Honoraria for alum participation as presenters, guest speakers, etc. Solís Policy Institute – State Class of 2014 & Local Class of 2016 – Criminal Justice Reform Team Diana Zúñiga is a community organizer and policy advocate and a Solís Policy Institute alum.
She is also a healer who centers feeling, health, and justice. Putting an End to Period Poverty Solís Policy Institute – Local Class of 2019 – Criminal Justice Reform Team Haleema Bharoocha is a weightlifter and a policy shifter. She is a fierce advocate and county commissioner who has her eyes trained on the needs of girls and gender-expansive youth.
Haleema is also a Solís Policy Institute alum. Protecting Nail Salon Workers Solís Policy Institute – State Class of 2007 – Criminal Justice Reform Team Lisa Fu, Executive Director at California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative, is creating legislation to protect the health of nail salon workers and advocating for COVID rent relief Support the Bea Solís Power Fund Today! We’re here for each other.
We’re here for our Solís Policy Institute Alum. We’re ready to move money to support our alum as they build powerful policy wins, make creative pandemic adaptations, and advance racial, economic, and gender justice. Join us.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)3 & 501(c)4 organizations led by women of color and gender-expansive individuals, serving women of color and gender-expansive communities across California, with an intersectional approach that centers gender just…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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