2009 Grant History
- Four grants totaling $35,036 from our Fund for Immigrant Worker & Workplace Health Justice (funding partner: The California Wellness Foundation)
- Four grants totaling $35,560 from our Fund for Media Justice (funding partner: The Funding Exchange)
- Four grants totaling $36,000 from our Fund for Reproductive Justice (funding partner: Planned Parenthood of San Diego, Riverside and Imperial Counties)
Fund for Immigrant Worker & Workplace Health Justice
| Organization/Project |
Amount |
|
American Friends Service Committee / “Farmworker Outreach Program” |
$9,000 |
|
Asociación de Jornaleros de San Diego / “San Diego Day Laborers Association” |
$7,000 |
|
Bienestar Human Services / “Bienestar Agents of Change – San Diego” (James Cua Award) |
$10,036 |
|
Centro Binancional para el Desarrollo Indegena Oazaqueño, Inc. (CBDIO, Inc.) / “Derecho a Saber” (San Diego) |
$9,000 |
Media Justice for Border & Immigrant Communities
| Organization/Project |
Amount |
|
Environmental Health Coalition – Colectivo Chilpancingo Pro Justicia Ambiental / “Tijuana Youth Media for Environmental Justice” |
$9,230 |
|
International Rescue Committee / To create a youth-led blog dedicated to holding mainstream media accountable |
$7,800 |
|
Nile Sisters Development Initiative / “Refugee Phone Access Project” |
$9,230 |
|
Proyecto de Casa Saludables / Proyecto de Casa Saludables |
$9,230 |
Reproductive Justice for Border & Immigrant Communities
| Organization/Project |
Amount |
|
Center for Social Advocacy – “Inspiring Justice: Sexual and Reproductive health for Marginalized Immigrant Communities” |
$10,000 |
|
Familia Indígena Unida / “Living Healthy Lives through Mixteco Leadership Development” |
$10,000 |
|
Fronteras Unidas Pro Salud, A.C. / “Tell a Friend (“Dile a una Amiga”): Early Treatment & Detection of Cervical Cancer in Migrant Communities of Tijuana |
$8,500 |
|
Somali Youth United / “East African Women Reproductive Health Coalition” |
$7,500 |
