• Community Foundations

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Okemah Community Historical

Okemah was an African American Community established in the early 1900’s.

Friends of the Forest

Connecting Women with Nature is at the Heart of Everything We Do.

Afros in Nature

Our mission is to plant seeds of safety in natural environments so that individuals of color—regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation, creed, or economic status—can create self-sustaining lifestyles with love, support, and community.

• Printing, Publishing

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Islandia Press Inc

a miami-based (sub)tropical periodical of myth, folklore, cryptozoology, and the paranormal in Florida and the Caribbean.

• Museums & Museum Activities

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Roots 101 African America Museum

Preserving & sharing the rich history, culture, achievements, & contributions of African Americans.

• Promotion of International Understanding

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TEYUNA FOUNDATION

Aluna means Consciousness. Teyuna means the thinking of conscious thoughts (clarity of thought) Empowering Indigenous Communities Worldwide HOME ABOUT SUPPORT OUR WORK PROJECTS COLLABORATIVE ALLIANCES BLOG More Empowering Indigenous Communities Welcome to Teyuna a foundation dedicated to sharing the teachings and practices of American Indians with likeminded individuals and organizations.

• Museums & Museum Activities

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STOUTSBURG SOURLAND AFRICAN AMERICAN

Central NJ's only museum telling the African American story from the slave trade to the present day.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

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FRIENDS OF THE FOREST PRESERVE

Nearly 26,000 acres, 60 forest preserves, 175 miles of trails, six education centers, and scores of nature programs each year.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

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RURAL DIGITAL YOUTH RESILIENCY PROJECT

Rural Digital Resilience Project Advancing public understanding of the unique risks and challenges that Americas rural youth and communities face on and offline.