Well Rounded Resources, WRR, is a non-profit organization that provides community residents with a professional portfolio for free. A professional portfolio includes a resume, cover letter, reference sheet, and an explanation letter if a person has a felony. [...]
ReproRights that are a determining factor in the life and work that a person enjoys, unfortunately are grossly violated by stakeholders of my community. It a subject still considered a taboo and many women and young girls [...]
My project empowers small holder farmers, particularly vulnerable poor women and unemployed youth in rural communities, through capacity building and startup support in sustainable organic farming and agro forestry technologies to boost soil fertility, improve household nutrition, and increase family income levels.
The SERVE program is open to students, and allows them to be active members of the community through service to existing nonprofit organizations in our community. We also offer students the ability to become social entrepreneurs through our Make it Happen (MIH) initiative, which allows students to submit their own ideas to improve the community.
We are working towards ending the animal agriculture in order to save tens of billions of animals every year and in order to stop catastrophic climate change. Our project is promoting sustainable and compassionate diets, that don't include any animal ingredients, that have lower environmental impact and lower carbon footprint.
We send letters of encouragement to girls around the world who are going through a difficult time. Our hope is for every girl to know she is not alone, by helping her feel seen, known and understood.
s an organization we believe that if we truly want healthy schools and better outcomes for students we must have a healthy teaching profession. MDTP creates community-centered, cost effective programs aimed at increasing how teachers are recognized, supported and eventually compensated.
Since 2017, we have developed training workshops and experiential meetings with 992 young people to inspire them to commit themselves to peace and equality by creating networks and transformative actions with a focus on masculinity.
The program aims at transforming the society by reorienting education for children that will meet ecological, social, economic and political sustainability.
We encourage young leaders to step up and into opportunities to amplify youth voice in decision making, to create solutions for a better planet, and to drive change.
Our project and organization seeks to counter loaded rhetoric, which creates a toxic atmosphere for many immigrants and leads to heightening anxiety. By providing culturally sensitive legal advise in a language they understand, we assist immigrants to assert their rights as they strive to become good and neighbors.
SJSA addresses the lack of free sewing and art making opportunities for youth in under-resourced communities. We tackle this by providing free programming to those communities. This work is important to me because I have seen the power of art in sharing opinions, informing communities, and being called to action!