Power For All

Futures Without Violence is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, California, dedicated to preventing violence and promoting healthy relationships among children, youth, and families. Through various programs and initiatives, they strive to engage men, strengthen families, and provide resources and support to survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. With a focus on education, advocacy, and policy development, Futures Without Violence works towards creating a safer and more equitable society, addressing issues such as teen economic abuse, workplace and economic justice, and the prevention of domestic and sexual violence. Their mission is to empower individuals and communities to build a future free from violence and exploitation.Generated from the website

HistoryIn 1899, legendary newspaperman Kyutaro Abiko established the Nichi Bei Shimbun, the most influential Japanese American newspaper in the country prior to WWII. After the war, some former staff of the Shimbun came back to establish the Nichi Bei Times with the goal of getting the community reconnected after their devastating incarceration in wartime concentration camps. Led by Shichinosuke Asano, the Nichi Bei Times debuted on May 18, 1946. As the Nichi Bei Times was closing in Sept. 2009, a group of staff and contributing writers, media professionals and community leaders -- supported by the community -- established the Nichi Bei Foundation, an innovative educational nonprofit organization that published the Nichi Bei Weekly as the first ethnic nonprofit newspaper of its kind in the country. Inspired by a community-serving historical legacy, the Nichi Bei Foundation and the Nichi Bei Weekly have a simple yet profound mission: to keep the community connected, informed and empowered.

A&PI Wellness Center, founded in 1987, educates, supports and advocates for the Asian and Pacific Islander communities, particularly those suffering from HIV and AIDS. It is a nonprofit service organization and provides free and confidential HIV treatment case management. It also provides mental health and substance abuse counseling, on-site primary medical and psychiatric care, client and treatment advocacy and group and individual support. Its clients are often immigrants and refugees and the staff speaks many Asian languages. It reaches its clients through community organizing and outreach, workshops and support groups, peer counseling and prevention case management. A&PI Wellness Center is located in San Francisco.