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Uzoma Obasi is a creative entrepreneur, producer, and photographer from Minneapolis. He sat down with Chanda to talk about using his skills to document history, his advice to creatives, and the evolution of his storytelling.
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A Seat at the Table with Chanda Smith Baker
Our Chief Impact Officer and Senior Vice President, Chanda Smith Baker, joined Rolling Out to talk about diversity and what it takes for people of color to earn a seat at the table.
VisitHealth & Well-Being
Supporting travel into the outdoors for deaf and hard of hearing
With support from Smith-McCarthy Funds for The Blind & Visually Impaired, the Wilderness Inquiry recently held the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Paddle Adventure.
VisitCriminal Justice Reform
Combating Gun Violence
Take a look at how the Minneapolis Foundation is reimaging public safety at a systems level and supporting local gun violence prevention efforts.
Read StoryArts
Uzoma Obasi
Uzoma Obasi is a creative entrepreneur, producer, and photographer from Minneapolis. He sat down with Chanda to talk about using his skills to document history, his advice to creatives, and the evolution of his storytelling.
ListenRacial and Economic Justice
Tim Giago, trailblazing Native American journalist, dies
Tim Giago, was the founder of the first independently owned Native American newspaper in the country. His leadership influenced the creation of the Native American Journalist Association Fund at the Minneapolis Foundation.
VisitResponsive Philanthropy
927 Building: The Path Forward
As progress continues on the 927 Building, check out this update from some of those who are helping to make this dream a reality.
VisitHealth & Well-Being
Fourth Generation Awards $50,000 in Grants
Fourth Generation completed its 12th grantmaking cycle by awarding $50,000 in grants to five local organizations that are providing critical services in support of mental health justice.
Read StoryClimate
Sharing Our Roots helps BIPOC and emerging farmers access farmland
A program from Sharing Our Roots supports beginner farmers and farmers of color with land access and food security.
VisitHealth & Well-Being
Malik Rucker
In this special episode, Chanda connects with her son Malik Rucker, the Director of Community Engagement and Strategic Partnerships for V3 Sports. Chanda and Malik talk about their love of North Minneapolis, dangerous narratives that need disruption, and bold strategies that lead to community change.
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Uzoma Obasi
Uzoma Obasi is a creative entrepreneur, producer, and photographer from Minneapolis. He sat down with Chanda to talk about using his skills to document history, his advice to creatives, and the evolution of his storytelling.
ListenArts
Fund for Safe Communities: TaikoArts Midwest
TaikoArts Midwest received a micro grant from our Fund For Safe Communities. Watch this video to learn more about this unique arts organization.
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Curious about Arts?
The arts are essential to who and what we are in Minnesota. We are committed to ensuring that the arts remain a strength in our state and are accessible to all communities.
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Sharing Our Roots helps BIPOC and emerging farmers access farmland
A program from Sharing Our Roots supports beginner farmers and farmers of color with land access and food security.
VisitClimate
Climate Solutions Rooted in the Soil
Lisa Schulte Moore is speaking at the Westminster Townhall Forum about how agriculture plays a role in the climate crisis. The 2021 MacArthur Genius Fellow will speak about ways our agricultural systems can be good for the planet, farmers, and consumers.
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Curious about Climate?
Our world is big and none of us can protect it alone, especially given the climate crisis we face. Learn more about how we are bringing diverse communities together to take action for climate justice.
Learn moreCriminal Justice Reform
Combating Gun Violence
Take a look at how the Minneapolis Foundation is reimaging public safety at a systems level and supporting local gun violence prevention efforts.
Read StoryCriminal Justice Reform
Sasha Cotton
Sasha Cotton has spent the last three years leading Minneapolis’ Office of Violence Prevention. Chanda connected with Sasha to talk about the highs and lows of her career, evidence-based violence prevention strategies, and the community-centered approach needed in all areas of public safety.
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Curious about Criminal Justice Reform?
We are committed to dismantling the pervasive racial inequities of our society’s criminal legal system. Explore the ways we are pursuing justice, equity, and healing.
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2022 Reimagine Education Grants
The Minneapolis Foundation announces a call for proposals from schools, school districts, and nonprofit organizations seeking grants for work that advances equity in our local K-12 schools.
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Reimagine Education: Bridgemakers
Bridgemakers is a holistic civic social and financial capacity-building platform that amplifies the stories and mentors the leadership of black, brown, and otherwise marginalized youth.
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Curious about Education?
We need to build an education system that works for each and every child. Through research, learning collectives, grantmaking, co-investment, and more, we are pursuing equity in education.
Learn moreHealth & Well-Being
Supporting travel into the outdoors for deaf and hard of hearing
With support from Smith-McCarthy Funds for The Blind & Visually Impaired, the Wilderness Inquiry recently held the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Paddle Adventure.
VisitHealth & Well-Being
Fourth Generation Awards $50,000 in Grants
Fourth Generation completed its 12th grantmaking cycle by awarding $50,000 in grants to five local organizations that are providing critical services in support of mental health justice.
Read StoryDive deeper
Curious about Health & Well-Being?
Explore our resources to better understand the importance of self-care, trauma healing, and well-being.
Learn moreRacial and Economic Justice
A Seat at the Table with Chanda Smith Baker
Our Chief Impact Officer and Senior Vice President, Chanda Smith Baker, joined Rolling Out to talk about diversity and what it takes for people of color to earn a seat at the table.
VisitRacial and Economic Justice
Tim Giago, trailblazing Native American journalist, dies
Tim Giago, was the founder of the first independently owned Native American newspaper in the country. His leadership influenced the creation of the Native American Journalist Association Fund at the Minneapolis Foundation.
VisitDive deeper
Curious about Racial and Economic Justice?
We are committed to seeing and dismantling barriers that hold inequities in place. Discover ways we can work together to pursue racial and economic justice.
Learn moreResponsive Philanthropy
927 Building: The Path Forward
As progress continues on the 927 Building, check out this update from some of those who are helping to make this dream a reality.
VisitHealth & Well-Being
Fourth Generation Awards $50,000 in Grants
Fourth Generation completed its 12th grantmaking cycle by awarding $50,000 in grants to five local organizations that are providing critical services in support of mental health justice.
Read StoryDive deeper
Curious about Responsive Philanthropy?
Philanthropy must invest in solutions that are driven by community voices and the increasingly interconnected nature of our community. Explore how we’re working to be responsive rather than prescriptive in our work.
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