Dear G4GC Community, Welcome to our first quarterly Grantmakers for Girls of Color newsletter! As we enter the spring equinox next week, we are feeling energized to deepen the intentional, collective effort it takes to provide pathways for healing, resources, and movement building for youth in our communities. We hope you find our quarterly newsletters informative,…
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Gratitude and a look back at 2022
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Dear Community, As we close out another momentous year at Grantmakers for Girls of Color, we want to extend our gratitude to you for all of your support, and share some highlights. This year, we focused on growing our team and refining our internal infrastructure, launched inspirational new…
Read MoreWe’re not done celebrating yet!
Dear Community, A million thanks to everyone who joined us at our virtual convening in October. We had a wonderful time being in learning spaces with you all and absorbing valuable insights from our guest speakers and youth. You can watch our amazing plenaries featuring speakers like Dolores Huerta, Fatimah Asghar and Ericka Hart here.You…
Read MoreOur 2022 G4GC Convening is almost here!
Dear Community, We’re thrilled to gather with you all at our virtual convening next week! If you haven’t yet registered for our free convening: Reclamation & Reciprocity: Harvesting Just and Liberated Futures for Girls, Femmes and Gender-Expansive Youth of Color, you can do so here! There’s more information about what you can expect below, as…
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Dear Community, As we prepare to welcome the changing seasons while we enthusiastically organize our virtual 2022 G4GC annual convening and our in-person youth celebration in October (registration information coming soon!), we have exciting announcements and grant opportunities updates for you in this newsletter. Some of our internal updates: Recently, we were honored to work…
Read MoreFuture Economy Lab, youth retreat, and more!
As we recognize Black Philanthropy Month with One Million Black Women initiative investment in the Future Economy Lab, we have important announcements and ‘save the date’ reminders! Dear Community, August is Black Philanthropy Month! Founded by Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland, Black Philanthropy Month is a powerful movement to celebrate and empower Black funding in all…
Read MoreReproductive justice, and a bit of Black girl joy!
We’re celebrating a year of our New Songs Rising Initiative! Dear Community, Warm greetings. We are thrilled to invite you to an upcoming conversation with Indigenous women leaders, youth organizers, and community partners about the New Songs Rising Initiative(NSRI). Launched in July 2021, the New Songs Rising Initiative is a collaboration between the Seventh Generation…
Read MoreResourcing LGBTQ+ youth of Color
Dear Community, As we approach Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, we are celebrating and honoring the countless contributions and triumphs of LGBTQ+ girls, femmes, and gender-expansive youth of Color* trailblazers who fearlessly organize and fight for equity this Pride Month and everyday. We at G4GC remain rooted in unwavering solidarity to fight…
Read MoreHonoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls…
Dear Community, Here at G4GC, we are proud to support the leadership and power of AAPI girls, femmes and gender-expansive youth during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and all year. We are so inspired by AAPI youth activists like Mina Fedor who are organizing in their schools and communities toward a safe, equitable…
Read MoreGirls of color are at the forefront of climate justice
GIRLS OF COLOR ARE LEADING CLIMATE JUSTICE Across our country, girls and youth of Color are fearlessly leading climate justice efforts, including 750 mass marches across the globe leading into April and the celebration of Earth Month. From sustainable work within Indigenous communities to environmental education and advocacy, girls of Color are taking charge right…
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