Who funds Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program Inc?

For program support

Bem grant to support programs for black and african transgender, queer, nonbinary, two-spirit, and intersex communities in multnomah, washington, and clackamas counties

Bem grant to support the royal rose foundation project working to address the fentanyl crisis in east multnomah, multnomah, and washington counties

Bem grant to support the black & beyond the binary collective project building leadership, healing, and safety for black and african transgender, queer, nonbinary, two-spirit, and intersex (tqn2si+) communities statewide

For a re-grant to support a new LGBTQ+ housing navigator, fiscally sponsored by se uplift

Children & families

General support

To support theUmoja Kijana Shuja cohort which empowers trans, queer, nonbinary and intersex+ youth in Oregon to investigate white dominant culture and apply antiracist techniques in shaping their futures

To expand support for hate incident reporting in Portland and beyond

To build a network of support to affirm Black youth in the knowledge, power and roots of their culture and heritage

Provide advocacy, cultural expression, healing, training, and mutual aid for transgender and gender-variant youth and adults in the black community, including refugees and immigrants living in the portland metro area

General support

To strengthen and expand a hate incident reporting tool

For program support of the Black & Beyond the Binary Collective, which works to empower and uplift the the Black Transgender, Queer, Nonbinary and Intersex Communities

Provide advocacy, cultural expression, healing, training, and mutual aid for transgender and gender-variant youth and adults in the black community, including refugees and immigrants living in the portland metro area

General support

For project support of Black & Beyond the Binary Collective

For project support for Portland United Against Hate Coalition's operations, which help communities track, respond to, prevent and heal from acts of hate while also seeking out upstream solutions through systems change advocacy; 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

Project support for data collection and analysis that will inform a policy agenda related to prevention of hate crimes in the Portland Metro area

To support participation in Meyer's 2019 Services to Systems Learning Circle