Cordale Q Handy in Remembrance of Me Foundation

SEAD Project is a Minneapolis-based organization that utilizes arts and storytelling to foster a diaspora movement among Hmong, Khmer, Lao, and Vietnamese communities. Through their programs—SEA Heritage Languages, SEA Roots, and the SEA Change Lab—they advocate for authentic representation and promote sustainable change. Committed to enriching and empowering the Southeast Asian diaspora, SEAD Project emphasizes the importance of narrative storytelling and creative expression in raising visibility and supporting community advocacy. Their initiatives include celebrating Southeast Asian fashion at events like the Raise Our Roots gala, furthering their mission to foster cultural connections and imagination. Generated from the website

Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment (RISE) is dedicated to amplifying the voices and power of Muslim women through storytelling, civic engagement, and leadership development. Founded in 2015 in Minneapolis, RISE provides a supportive space for women to share their experiences and engage in social impact work within their communities. With a mission rooted in resilience, representation, and self-determination, RISE fosters connections among Muslim women, encouraging them to become trailblazers in their communities. The organization offers various programs, including community trainings and events, to empower women and promote their contributions to society. Generated from the website