Who funds Center for Intercultural Organizing?

For project support

For general operating support

For general operating support

Collaborative planning grant: unite oregon with keep growing seeds, the bipoc rise moor healing center, and the black economic collective.

General operating support

Project support for the black/black immigrant policy table that promotes leadership, pro-black policy advancement and pro-black political education

General operating

Matching gift

For collaborative support of the SW Equity Coalition and SW leadership Cohort as they work to empower, stabilize and build capacity among communities in Portland's Southwest corridor

To support a service-to-organizing model and racial and climate justice initiatives

To support a coalition amplifying the voices of immigrants, refugees, communities of color and youth in key housing policy discussions in Washington County

To support emerging Black leaders in politics

To support the implementation of a strategic plan in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

Matching gift

for general support

To establish the SW Equity Coalition Steering Committee, a collaboration between the Community Alliance of Tenants, Metro and Unite Oregon that will build capacity among communities in the Southwest corridor of Portland and oversee implementation of the SW Corridor Equitable Development Strategy

To support the implementation of a strategic plan in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

For general operating support of this diverse, grassroots organization working to build a multi-racial, multicultural movement for immigrant and refugee rights; this grant was awarded as part of the Oregon Justice for Black Lives initiative, a five-year, $25 million investment in Black leadership, Black-serving organizations and systems-level change

Core support for the Police Accountability Program to advocate for more effective accountability policies in Oregon; to reduce the state's policing footprint; and strengthen community based public safety alternatives.

To support a partnership between Unite Oregon, Community Housing Fund and HomePlate Youth Services to amplify the voices of immigrants, refugees, communities of color and youth in key housing policy discussions in Washington County

To advance conversations about dismantling anti-Black racism within immigrant, refugee, and asylee communities in Oregon; this grant was awarded as a part of the Oregon Immigrant and Refugee Funders Collaborative, which addresses critical and time-sensitive issues facing immigrants and refugees

To establish the SW Equity Coalition Steering Committee, a collaboration between the Community Alliance of Tenants, Metro and Unite Oregon that will build capacity among communities in the Southwest corridor of Portland and oversee implementation of the SW Corridor Equitable Development Strategy

For operating support of this Portland-based organization working to build power in newcomer communities through community education, civic engagement, policy advocacy, organizing, mobilization and intergenerational leadership development

Implement the first phase of a 5-year strategic plan to bridge urban/rural divides and improve outcomes for low-income immigrants and communities of color statewide

To train parents in communities of color in Multnomah County's David Douglas School District in cross cultural leadership development

To support a partnership between Unite Oregon, Community Housing Fund and HomePlate Youth Services to amplify the voices of immigrants, refugees, communities of color and youth in key housing policy discussions in Washington County

Strengthen organizational capacity of unite oregon to promote leadership in immigrant, refugee, low-income, and rural communities statewide, and grow membership through a challenge match

For participation in a systems change convening

for general support

To train parents in communities of color in Multnomah County's David Douglas School District in cross cultural leadership development

In support of the "We Are All Oregon" project, connecting refugees, asylum seekers and people with Temporary Protected Status with immigrant rights groups and other organizations to advocate for the immigrant communities across Oregon; this grant was awarded as a part of the Oregon Immigrant and Refugee Funders Collaborative, which addresses critical and time-sensitive issues facing immigrants and refugees

General & Unrestricted

for general support

To support the merger of the center for intercultural organizing and oregon action, now known as unite oregon, to create new opportunities to advance equity across rural and urban oregon

To train parents in communities of color in multnomah county's david douglas school district in cross cultural leadership development

For general support

To bridge divides in oregon through education and dialogue about pressing civil rights issues

For general support