About
How We Work
We believe racial justice requires new approaches toward creating, transferring, and distributing wealth, power, and intentional wealth generation. Achieving justice requires an end to the unequal treatment under current policies and practices that create wealth disparities and the generational loss of wealth and the narratives that perpetuate harm. Our systemic, practice and narrative solutions will be community-centered. We seek to achieve long-term goals, and the work will evolve over time.
Who we are
- 50% +1 BIPOC Led Prioritizing decision making by communities of color
- A space to hold authentic, difficult conversations
- Developing and strengthening trust-based relationships
- Shifting narratives of deserved wealth and power
- Co-creating policy priorities, agenda, action steps, and outcomes
- Developing a Shared Funding Model
Our Steering Committee
- Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA)
- The Coalition of Communities of Color
- Neighborhood Partnerships
- Oregon Community Foundation
- Meyer Memorial Trust
- Asset Funders Network
Our Workgroups
- Organizing, Base, and Power Building
- Building a New Economic and Racial Justice Narrative
- Co-Creating an Economic and Racial Justice Public Policy Agenda
- Direct Cash
Our Equity Guidelines for Dominant Institutions
If you’re interested in joining one of our workgroups, please email Ethan at elivermore@neighborhoodpartnerships.org, or head over to our Get In Touch tab!