Community Partners

For the American Composers Forum’s work addressing systematic bias in their grantmaking and programming (GOS).

For development of International Site of Conscience programming at Historic Fort Snelling (Campaign.)

For illuminating the human condition through the prism of the African American experience and facitilitating community conversations about race (GOS).

For their leadership role in protecting the universal human rights of immigrants (GOS).

For strategic planning and ongoing work to conserve and protect the beauty and health of the Kinnickinnic River and its watershed (Project & GOS).

For their work empowering young Black men (ages 18-30) to change their behavior through redefining concepts of themselves, manhood, success and positive community values, and to become Ujamaa Men (GOS).

For their work empowering youth to overcome barriers and strive toward healthy and self-sufficient lives (Capital & GOS).

For their leadership role in affirming the human right to reproductive health and freedom (GOS).

For their leadership work feeding neighbors through community partnerships (Capital).