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Intersections: JEDI; Education & Leadership; Whole Person Healthcare, Trauma & Healing

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Intersections: Education & Leadership; JEDI; Whole Person Healthcare; Sustainable Development

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Our mission is to protect bonobos, preserve their tropical rainforest habitat, and empower local communities in the Congo Basin.

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Intersections: Education; Whole Person Healthcare; JEDI

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No creature on Earth is more closely related to humans than the bonobo. Sharing almost 99% of our DNA, bonobos are truly our sister species. Chimpanzees, our other closest relatives, are noted for their male-dominant, aggressive behaviors; bonobos present a very different paradigm, a harmonious society built on cooperation, trust, and female power.

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Bonobo Sanctuary, Wildlife Reserve, Education | Bonobos could go extinct in our lifetime. We're on a mission to stop that.

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Intersections: Education

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Bonobo Sanctuary, Wildlife Reserve, Education | Friends of Bonobos

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We rescue, heal, and care for bonobos, provide conservation education programs for children and adults, release bonobos to the wild, and help Congolese people improve their lives.

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Affirming life at every step of your journey through illness and loss

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We are pleased to announce today that Scott Gresser will assume the permanent role of President and CEO. Scott served as TRU's Interim CEO the past four months after the departure of former President ... Read More

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We are pleased to announce today that Scott Gresser will assume the permanent role of President and CEO. Scott served as TRU's Interim CEO the past four months after the departure of former President ... Read More

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Providing a sustainable food source for disadvantaged children.

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Intersections: Whole Person Healthcare; Education & Leadership

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Farms For Orphans - Providing a sustainable food source for disadvantaged children.

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Farms for Orphans is committed to providing a sustainable food source for disadvantaged children that is highly nutritious and eco-conscious. Because of their nutritional composition, minimal resource requirements, accessibility, simple rearing techniques and quick growth rates insects can offer an economical, efficient and environmentally sound opportunity to counter nutritional insecurity.

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Bolingo Village - Our sustainable children’s care village provides access to education, a medical clinic, a farm, clean running water, & a loving foster family.

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Intersections: Education & Leadership; Inclusive Healthcare, Trauma Prevention & Healing; JEDI

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Bolingo Village - Global Orphan Foundation

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Bolingo Village, Global Orphan Foundation's main program, goes beyond meeting basic needs for orphaned children in DRCongo by providing a variety of educational opportunities, consistent medical care, a loving foster family, emotional and spiritual care, and so much more.

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Intersections: Education; Whole Person Healthcare

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Another important aspect of the Fossey Fund's work to save gorillas involves working with local communities near gorilla habitat. In Rwanda, this is important because human population density is very high and very close to the protected areas where the gorillas live. In Congo, people still are dependent on the forest for food and other basic needs. By working together, communities can become more aware and able to participate in critical conservation efforts.

We do this in many ways, including working with key community leaders and even suspected poachers, and by bringing general educational opportunities to local people. Here are some of the highlights:

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Helping Communities Conservation is a Community Effort We believe that an integral part of successful and sustainable conservation is the involvement and engagement of local communities. That is why our tag line is helping people, saving gorillas. We believe that conservation succeeds best when it is a community effort.

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Reconnecting communities to resources that promote human well-being by enhancing social & political empowerment, community self-reliance & self determination

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Intersections: JEDI; Education & Leadership

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Global Affiliate Program - Village Earth

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We are proud to represent and support so many amazing organizations around the globe. These organizations understand the challenges in their own community and environment and can generate creative locally appropriate solutions. They often, however, need additional support to gain greater control over the decisions and resources that shape their lives, whether it's cleaner water, [...]

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We envision a world that values climate justice, equitable economic development and resilient communities.

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Intersections: Holistic Conservation; JEDI; Education & Leadership; Inclusive Healthcare

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At Trees, Water & People, our mission is to improve lives by helping communities to protect, conserve, and manage their natural resources.

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Intersections: JEDI; Education & Leadership

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We Demand Justice in Health Care

Everyone should have access to quality health care. But for millions around the world, that's not the reality.

50% of people across the globe lack access to essential health care.

94% of maternal deaths occur in low and lower middle-income countries.

Each day, 15,000 children die before reaching their fifth birthday.

FOLLOWING PAUL'S VISION

Dr. Paul Farmer (1959-2022) co-founded Partners In Health based on the belief that everyone deserves quality health care. Paul cared for the sick, trained generations of clinicians, and transformed health care policies-saving millions of lives and inspiring a movement toward global health equity. We carry forward his legacy and vision.
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YOUR IMPACT ON GLOBAL HEALTH INEQUALITY

With your support, Partners In Health delivered health care to the world's most impoverished places, partnering with local governments to bring about global change. Last year, we provided:

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Partners In Health - Injustice has a Cure

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We believe quality health care is a universal human right. Around the world, Partners In Health fights injustice by providing care first to those who need it most.

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Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence

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Intersections: JEDI; LGBTQ+; Education

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Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence

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Cecilia connected with SPAN through our Tri-city Latina Group and received individual counseling through our Outreach Counseling Program. Cecilia moved into our Transitional Housing Program in April of 2012 with her two daughters...

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Cecilia connected with SPAN through our Tri-city Latina Group and received individual counseling through our Outreach Counseling Program. Cecilia moved into our Transitional Housing Program in April of 2012 with her two daughters...

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Unwoven Sponsored Short Film: Survivor Leaha's Story

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Unwoven Sponsored Short Film: Survivor Leaha's Story

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Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence

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Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence

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Advancing the conversation. Advancing policy. Advancing collaboration.

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Intersections: Education

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Gender Identity Policy Tally

"Gender identity" is a person's deeply-felt inner sense of being male, female, or something else or in-between. "Gender expression" refers to a person's characteristics and behaviors such as appearance, dress, mannerisms and speech patterns that can be described as masculine, feminine, or something else. Gender identity and expression are independent of sexual orientation, and transgender people may identify as heterosexual, lesbian, gay or bisexual. Laws that explicitly mention "gender identity" or "gender identity and expression" primarily protect or harm transgender people. These laws also can apply to people who are not transgender, but whose sense of gender or manner of dress does not adhere to gender stereotypes.

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The Movement Advancement Project is an independent think tank that provides rigorous research, insight and analysis that help speed equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.

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Women’s Basketball - University of Colorado Athletics: Supporting inclusive and impactful educational opportunities

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University of Colorado          Women's Basketball Excellence Fund

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University of Colorado          Women's Basketball Excellence Fund

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Intersections: JEDI

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Women’s Basketball - University of Colorado Athletics

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The official Women’s Basketball page for the Colorado Buffs

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I Was Born This Way (2025)  Documentary, Music

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"I Was Born This Way" documentary, Executive Producers

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"I Was Born This Way" documentary, Executive Producers

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“Six years in the making,” notes a release, “the film follows the little known story of Archbishop Carl Bean’s life from his turbulent childhood growing up Black and queer, through his surprising music career, including the 1977 Billboard top 10 Disco hit and gay anthem ‘I Was Born This Way,’ and his departure from the music industry to start the prolific Minority AIDS Project and the world’s first LGBTQ+ church for people of color, Unity Fellowship.”

Intersections: LGBTQ+, Trauma Prevention & Healing, Whole Person Healthcare

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I Was Born This Way (2025) ⭐ 8.4 | Documentary, Music

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Intersections: LGBTQ+, Education & Leadership

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February 18-23, 2025. You've been moved? Now get moving! Learn about what actions you can take to make a difference.

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Boulder International Film Festival: Call2Action

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Boulder International Film Festival: Call2Action

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Filmgoers worldwide are inspired by the energy and passion that cinema evokes. The Call2Action Program provides a concrete, public platform for those who are moved by the power of film to get moving! The team at BIFF recognizes that film can educate us and raise our awareness around the most pressing local and global issues of our time. We have witnessed the ability of particularly evocative films to tug at the heartstrings. These films compel us to take immediate action and right the wrongs in our world.

The Call2Action Program creates deeper exchanges between the filmmaker, the audience, and an organization partnering with BIFF. These partners market and publicize the film to their networks and provide 5 action items that the community can take to make a difference. After the screenings at Boulder Theater, audience members can convene in our large TalkBack tent at 14th St & Pearl St for extended post-film discussions. Here, the public is able to further engage with the visiting filmmakers and organizations to learn concrete ways to translate energy into action on important issues. For films at Boulder High and First Presbyterian Church, the TalkBacks are held within those venues.

To get involved in the Call2Action Program, please email staff@biff1.com .

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Call2Action - Boulder International Film Festival

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Filmgoers worldwide are inspired by the energy and passion that cinema evokes. The Call2Action Program provides a concrete, public platform for those who are moved by the power of film to get moving! The team at BIFF recognizes that film can educate us and raise our awareness around the most pressing local and global issues of our time.

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Providing Nepali people with the education, skills, training, networks and belief in themselves to achieve their dreams.

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Intersections: Sustainable Development

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Jyoti 1. What type of dance do you do? I do free style dance class but really I love b-boying. 2. Why do you love dancing? I love it because I think that dance is a gift that brings people together with creativity and music and also it is good exercise. 3. How do I...

Jyoti 1. What type of dance do you do? I do free style dance class but really I love b-boying. 2. Why do you love dancing? I love it because I think that dance is a gift that brings people together with creativity and music and also it is good exercise. 3. How do I...

Jyoti 1. What type of dance do you do? I do free style dance class but really I love b-boying. 2. Why do you love dancing? I love it because I think that dance is a gift that brings people together with creativity and music and also it is good exercise. 3. How do I...

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Jyoti 1. What type of dance do you do? I do free style dance class but really I love b-boying. 2. Why do you love dancing? I love it because I think that dance is a gift that brings people together with creativity and music and also it is good exercise.

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We build partnerships with districts and school communities to create safer, more humanizing spaces in which LGBTQ+ youth, families, and staff can thrive.

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Intersections: Education & Leadership; JEDI; Trauma Prevention & Healing

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Intersections: Education and Leadership