$1600 for a TAY Development Grant and a CIF award for two siblings who have fought alongside their activist parents against genocide and human rights violations at home and around the world. They have either been arrested or had police come unannounced to their home and schools to threaten and harass them.

$1000 for soccer and tutoring for the 17-year-old grandson whose grandmother (with whom he lives part time) travels the U.S. advocating for social justice. In response to her activism, her vehicle has been vandalized on numerous occasions and drivers have tried to run her off the road.

$5500 for orchestra and sports 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.

$5100 for school expenses and a CIF award for four children, ages 12 to 19, from two families. Their mothers have been denied jobs or threatened with prosecution for advocating for individuals wronged in the criminal justice system.

$4500 for school tuition, music and martial arts for three children, ages 14 to 15, from two families. Both fathers, themselves the sons of political prisoners, have experienced harassment and job loss because of their activism.

$10,800 for tuition, tutoring, sports and dance programs for eight children, ages two to 18, from three families. The fathers all lost their jobs or faced police harassment for their public-facing antiracism organizing work.

$9100 for photography and art supplies, educational programs and a CIF award for five children, ages two to 19, from two related families. Their parents have been threatened and one has been jailed because of their work for racial and gender justice.

$5100 for educational support and a CIF award for four 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.

$5400 for homeschooling supplies, gymnastics, therapy and a CIF award for four children, ages seven to 23, from four families. Their mothers are leaders in the fight for police reform, immigration reform and racial justice. They have received death threats, attention from white supremacists and pressure to relocate their families.

A $1000 TAY Development grant for the 21-year-old targeted activist who was bullied due to her leadership in the BLM movement.