$8700 for homeschooling expenses, a scooter and two CIF awards for seven children, ages 11 to 24, from two related families. Their fathers spoke out against the Iraq war and were falsely accused of terrorist activity and hunted by the FBI as a result.
$23,000 for a broad range of programs for 15 children, ages one to 19, from five families. Some parents were beaten and arrested while marching against environmental racism, while others were attacked or imprisoned for their organizing work.
A $1000 TAY Development Grant for a 24 year-old activist who was indicted under RICO and charged with domestic terrorism for their work to stop the construction of Cop City, a massive police training complex set to be built on sacred forests and in the middle of a largely Black community.
$7600 for tuition, a drum set, a computer, speech therapy and a CIF award for five children, ages 13 to 19, from three families. Their mothers fought for inclusion and equity in their children's school systems, and as a result, faced targeting, loss of employment and harassment from school and district officials.
$5000 for dance, sports, camps and tutoring for three children, ages seven to 17, from two families. Their parents and guardians have repeatedly engaged in nonviolent protests and occupations against genocide and for global peace. One has been arrested and repeatedly doxxed, while the other has had drivers try to run her off the road as she travels the U.S. advocating for social justice.
$5500 for orchestra, sports and healing support for three children, ages 17 to 18, from two families. Their fathers were incarcerated for anti-apartheid and anti-racist efforts, and both continue to face targeting for their work to free political prisoners and end human trafficking.
$14,700 for daycare, tutoring, sports, music and two CIF awards for ten children, ages four to 21, from four families. The fathers all lost their jobs or faced police harassment for their public-facing anti-racist organizing work.
$5700 for educational support, summer programs and two CIF awards for five kids, ages nine to 21, from two families involved in the fight for racial justice in education. All have worked to improve equity in schools and universities and have been harassed and/or have lost their jobs as a result of their organizing.
$7500 for homeschooling expenses for five children, ages 11 to 18, from two related families. Their fathers spoke out against the Iraq war and were falsely accused of terrorist activity and hunted by the FBI as a result.
$5600 for tuition, music programs, speech therapy and a CIF award for five children, ages 12 to 18, from three families. Their mothers fought for inclusion and equity in their children's school systems, and as a result, faced targeting, loss of employment and harassment from school and district officials.