Outside the Lens launched San Diego Media Makers to provide opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to express their place and purpose in the world through media arts. Meet program participant Gio, who has a message to share about respect, bullying, and kindness.
Community Eats video series created by Pacific Arts Movements to lift up the deep connection food and histories in the San Diego Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander community.
This article was written by Amy Denhart, Executive Director at Funders Together to End Homelessness San Diego. Let’s try a little thought experiment. Picture this: It’s election night and an initiative that would solve homelessness in San Diego has won a clear majority of votes. Fifty-seven percent — large enough that any political candidate would … Continue reading Funders Together Encourages You to Vote Yes on Prop Five
Outside the Lens – Together, we can create a more inclusive society.
Operation Hope – Community resource fair.
Through educational initiatives like their introductory ukulele class, as well as cultural events and community partnerships, Umeke fosters understanding of Hawaiian culture…
Philanthropy exists to advance the well-being of people. In the United States, few things ensure this more than a well-functioning democracy built by and for the people. From our children’s education to fair wages and access to medical care, whose voices are heard determines how lives are uplifted or challenged. Philanthropy can help ensure that … Continue reading Strengthening Democracy: Resources for Philanthropic Impact
Catalyst continues to grow, with two exciting new additions! We’re pleased to welcome Maryan Osman as our new Director of Programs and Learning and to celebrate Katie Janowiak’s promotion to Senior Vice President of Strategy and Impact. Read on to learn more about Katie and Maryan and their inspiring work and passions. Katie, what do … Continue reading Meet Catalyst’s new Director and Senior Vice President!
Last week, California entered a record-breaking heat wave, with temperatures across the state soaring past 100 degrees. Climate change is leading to more frequent, severe, and prolonged episodes of extreme heat, killing more Americans every year than any other extreme weather, including wildfires and flooding. From 2013 to 2022, extreme heat has had a total economic … Continue reading Community Care During Extreme Heat