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Find similar grantsRacial Healing + Justice Fund is sponsored by Forward Through Ferguson, Deaconess Foundation, Missouri Foundation for Health. Invests in racial healing as a core component of achieving racial equity, providing resources for healing, justice, and transformation in St. Louis communities.
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Forward Through Ferguson - Forward Through Ferguson Forward Through Ferguson is an anti-racist systems change organization based in St. Louis, Missouri. We work to transform the St.
Louis region and the nation towards Racial Equity. We seek a transformed St. Louis region where, regardless of race and ZIP code, there is justice for all, opportunity to thrive, and boundless possibility for all of our youth.
Racial Healing + Justice Fund Kickoff Wednesday, June 10th | 6-8 pm Northside Movement Center | 5939 Goodfellow Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63147 Join us for a kick-off of the Racial Healing + Justice Fund, which is now under full administration by Forward Through Ferguson, following a successful three-year pilot partnership with Deaconess Foundation and Missouri Foundation for Health.
We will celebrate the selection of tornado recovery grantees by the Community Governance Board, discuss the future of the Fund, and share next steps for getting involved. 6PM: Doors open + Networking 6:45-7:30PM: Grantee-led breakout sessions 7:30-8PM: Closing + networking Photo by Jia Lian Yang We transform the St.
Louis region and the nation towards Racial Equity, based on the calls to action outlined by the Ferguson Commission following the killing of Michael Brown Jr. in 2014. Photo by Colleen O'Connell Smyth / Humans of St. Louis We center impacted communities and mobilize accountable bodies to advance racially equitable systems and policies that ensure all people in the St.
Louis region can thrive. Photo by Renaissance TJS Photography We have designed the St. Louis Racial Equity Summit as a platform to elevate, connect, and activate the people, practices, and resources necessary to achieve Racial Equity in the St.
Louis region. #10YearsLater #UnflinchingProgress: Mike Brown Sr. & Cal Brown Cal: “We met in junior high. I was an errand girl and I’d run into his...
#10YearsLater #UnflinchingProgress: Jamala Rogers “We’re at the Rowan Community Center, which celebrated its 50th... #10YearsLater #UnflinchingProgress: Percy Green 𝑊ℎ𝑒𝑛 𝑤𝑎𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑓𝑖𝑟𝑠𝑡... #10YearsLater #UnflinchingProgress: Kristian Blackmon #10YearsLater #UnflinchingProgress: DeMarco Davidson “The moment I felt like I was a leader was in 5th grade.
I was captain... #10YearsLater #UnflinchingProgress: Tommie Pierson “If there was such a thing as a self-made man, you’re looking at him.... #Transforming911: Janice and Jerome Jernigans and Cami Thomas Janice: My mom and dad were born and raised in St.
Louis City and so was... #Transforming911: B. N.
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#Transforming911: Tracy Stanton Tracy: In 2016, I was living in the 22nd Ward. I was out on the street... #Transforming911: Isabella Rainey Isabella: I had to call 911 when I was a senior in high school.
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Essiem Erika: I have a 16-year-old daughter with mental health issues and we... #Transforming911: Jessica Bueler Jessica: I was working the ThurtenE Carnival at WashU for the weekend.... #Transforming911: Jessica and Adam Hopkins Adam: Mark was my best friend.
He was an asshole, but he was the coolest... Learn about our efforts to begin #Transforming911 and build a community-based, trauma-informed, health-centered public safety system in the St. Louis region.
Make a tax-deductible donation to help sustain us on the path toward Racial Equity by clicking the link below or mailing a check to Forward Through Ferguson, 20 S Sarah St. , St. Louis, MO 63108.
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