ActionAid Brazil and the SETA Project, a coalition of organizations united by the common goal of racial equity, aims to transform the Brazilian public education system into one that is anti-racist and works for all.
Namati works with communities on the frontlines of environmental harm. From Baltimore to Kenya, they’ve supported communities in six countries to stop unlawful factory emissions, curtail deforestation and reclaim land.
In honor of PRIDE month, WKKF staff spoke with Sanchez and Adrien Lawyer, two members of the New Mexico Healthy Masculinities Collaborative led by WKKF grantee NewMexicoWomen.org and also includes New Mexico Health Equity Partnership and Together for Brothers.
CHOICES Memphis and Groundswell Fund, two W.K. Kellogg Foundation maternal-child health grantees, ensure support for LGBTQ+ families in accessing critical health care services.
The Education Combination toolkit is part of the Alliance for Resource Equity’s efforts to ensure that all children receive the high-quality education they deserve.
La June Montgomery Tabron, WKKF’s president and CEO, is delivering the annual Bynum Tudor lecture at the Kellogg College at the University of Oxford at 12:30 p.m. EDT. on Thursday, June 23
In spring 2022, the Museo Casa Montejo in Mérida, Yucatán, hosted an exhibit titled, “Community-led economic recovery,” with photos by Aurora Fernandez capturing community-led initiatives.
With high labor demand and rising costs for essential needs like food and gasoline, the best explanation for why so many workers are still walking away from employment is that the pandemic pushed people into a “Great Reevaluation.”
Located in the neighborhoods of the people they serve, Michigan Works!’ Neighborhood Employment Hubs provide employment and training support for jobseekers.
In the U.S., Juneteenth is an annual tradition and celebration of Black pride and joy. From coast to coast, children, families and loved ones gather to honor the jubilee of their ancestors’ freedom and their hope for future generations.
The Kellogg Foundation is supporting local nonprofit organizations that are responding to immediate evacuee needs while working together to seek new ways to help families to recover and rebuild in the long road ahead.
Starting as a day to commemorate the Stonewall Uprising in June 1969, LGBTQ Pride Month is now observed in the United States and across the globe through parades, marches, parties, concerts and many other community gatherings.
