Save The Date for EcoExchange #34! Sister Cities Project is excited to invite you to our first EcoExchange of 2024, on Saturday, April 6th. Please SAVE THE DATE! “Together We Rise: The (Eco)system; The New Blueprint for Racial Equity in America” Embark on a transformative...
For Community Connections: Equitable Schools Fund Sharing resources to develop equitable systems for partner schools and foster connections across communities. The Equitable Schools Fund is a fundraising pathway for schools and families to directly support underserved students and address the inequities in funding and resources...
Saturday, March 16 10am-noon RSVP for location Black Women Entrepreneurs are invited to Business and Breakfast with the SCP EcoHUB! This is an intentionally casual weekend gathering without the commuter traffic and rushed workday schedule. For more information and to receive an invitation to the...
Saturday, April 6 12 – 2pm Encinitas Library (540 Cornish Dr, Encinitas, CA 92024) Together We Rise: The (Eco)system; The New Blueprint for Racial Equity in America Embark on a transformative journey with an Ecosystem for Equity Action, where community collaboration takes center stage in...
Saturday, May 11 10am-noon RSVP for location Black Women Entrepreneurs are invited to Business and Breakfast with the SCP EcoHUB! This is an intentionally casual weekend gathering without the commuter traffic and rushed workday schedule. For more information and to receive an invitation to the...
Saturday, February 10 10am-noon RSVP for location Black Women Entrepreneurs are invited to Business and Breakfast with the SCP EcoHUB! This is an intentionally casual weekend gathering without the commuter traffic and rushed workday schedule. For more information and to receive an invitation to the...
Hello Sister Cities, The majority of people receiving this newsletter live in North County San Diego. We need you to be part of a philanthropic effort to speed dollars to a Coalition of trusted local organizations who operate in Southeastern San Diego. Supporting flood relief is...
Amid the ongoing flooding that continues to batter San Diego, a painful reality persists – not all communities are weathering the storm equally. The hardest-hit are the underserved neighborhoods, especially Southeast San Diego, where faulty and neglected infrastructure is grappling with the relentless rain, echoing...
Happy New Year to our community and supporters. In the 50+ years since Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination, countless organizations and individuals have been inspired to create a world where everyone can thrive equally. Every year, many of us recommit ourselves to this goal. I...