In the wake of a year of civil unrest and demands for social justice, four Cincinnati organizations are looking back at the past 20 years of race relations in the city since Timothy Thomas’s death.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation, in partnership with the Cincinnati Black Giving Circle, awarded $115,000 to six Black-led or Black-serving nonprofits in the Cincinnati area.
Queen City Angels has announced a strategic partnership with Black Achievers to further its dedication to diversity and inclusion.
The Freedom Center and First Financial Bank are starting a year-long collaboration to increase financial literacy and address implicit bias.
YWCA’s 21-Day Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge is part of a national movement to engage communities in anti-racist work.
The YWCA Greater Cincinnati has named eight Cincinnati-area women as the 2021 Career Women of Achievement, selected for their leadership, vision, community service and renowned professional success.
Through funding from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation and creative support from partner, the AGAR agency, the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center is proud to launch its newest initiative, the Cincy Upstander Project.
ArtsWave has announced two new programs providing $400,000 to local artists in pandemic relief and creative project support.
A $1.5 million gift from Jeff and Jennifer Davis has created two endowed funds supporting social justice at the University of Cincinnati
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center in Cincinnati and the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Cleveland will establish a statewide campaign to increase Holocaust education throughout Ohio.
