Michel Baños Garcia (she/her/ella), one of our amazing Operations Support Program Managers has moved away from RVC to share her knowledge, talent, and brilliance with another
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Ask Me Anything: Harshika Kara (she/her), Capacity Building Lead
1. What drew you to RVC? The mission and how hard the organization works to do right by the mission. Although I knew about RVC through
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April 2022 Newsletter
4 WAYS RVC’S COMMUNITY IMPACT FELLOWS ✨FLOURISH✨ I don’t know about y’all, but 2022 is FLYING by. It’s somehow already the end of April, which at RVC means we’re just
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April Partner Highlights: Surge Reproductive Justice
Is there something new that your team has been working on that you’d like folks in the community to know about? At Surge Reproductive Justice we
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4 Ways RVC’s Community Impact Fellows ✨Flourish✨
I don’t know about y’all, but 2022 is FLYING by. It’s somehow already the end of April, which at RVC means we’re just a couple months
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Ask Me Anything: Uyên Vũ, General Operations Manager
1. What drew you to RVC? I’ve been in nonprofits for most of my professional career and when I was in undergrad I studied how nonprofits
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March 2022 Newsletter
SOCIAL JUSTICE LEAGUE HAS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED “There is no shortage of creative, proven solutions to the issues communities of color face. They are, however, under funded.”
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Social Justice League Advance! The 7 Things You Need to Know About RVC’s Bold Funding Initiative
There is no shortage of creative, proven solutions to the issues communities of color face. They are, however, under funded. Black, Indigenous, and Communities of Color
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February 2022 Newsletter
RVC FELLOWSHIP INFO SESSIONS If you’ve been debating, now’s the time to act. Take the first step into becoming an RVC Community Impact Fellow. This cohort
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Green Pathways Final Update
There have been many transitions that RVC has been working towards during the past year and we didn’t forget! We wanted to follow-up on the Green
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