Hands Free Foundation

Oregon Humanities is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering connections among individuals and communities through conversation, storytelling, and various participatory programs. Established in 1971 as an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, it aims to inspire understanding and collaborative change while prioritizing the perspectives and needs of communities across the state. Committed to equity, inclusion, and diverse participation, Oregon Humanities emphasizes the importance of community engagement and feedback in its projects and initiatives. Through careful planning and innovative approaches, the organization seeks to cultivate a more inclusive and imaginative democratic culture, addressing historic and contemporary challenges faced by Oregonians. Generated from the website

The Justice and Joy National Collaborative, formerly known as National Crittenton, is a multi-racial, multi-ethnic, national gender justice advocacy organization based in Portland, Oregon. With a mission to achieve social, economic, and political justice for girls, young women, and gender-expansive young people of color, they work towards eradicating all forms of oppression through policy system change, collaborative research, and innovative thought. Through their intergenerational approach, the Justice and Joy National Collaborative centers the voices of those most impacted to address significant gaps in data about girls and gender-expansive young people of color, aiming to create a future free from police violence and promote mental health and well-being. With a commitment to advancing healing, opportunity, and justice, they strive to redefine justice, disrupt the gender binary, and foster intergenerational intersectional collaboration.Generated from the website