Collective Future Fund Statement on Georgia Attacks March 2021

The following statement was issued by Aleyamma Mathew, Director of the Collective Future Fund, in response to the murder of eight people in Atlanta on March 16th, six of whom were Asian women. “We grieve today for the lives tragically lost in Georgia: Soon Chung Park, Hyun Jung Grant, Suncha Kim, Yong Ae Yue, Xiaojie […]

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Jardyn Lake Joins Collective Future Fund as Program Associate

The Collective Future Fund is excited to announce Jardyn Lake is joining our team as Program Associate. In this role, Jardyn will be responsible for overseeing and providing programmatic management and grantmaking support, as well as bringing deep wisdom and many talents to the CFF team.  “I am thrilled to join the Collective Future Fund […]

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Our collective future depends on the safety and liberation of Black people

Black Women’s Lives Matter. Black Girls’ Lives Matter. Black Trans Lives Matter.  The Collective Future Fund stands in solidarity with movements calling for a future of justice and liberation, where all Black lives are valued. Alongside all those who have taken to the streets, we declare our ever-deepening commitment to challenging white supremacy and anti-blackness […]

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We’re committed to a collective future shaped by women and girls

As the pandemic continues to unfold, fissures in the systems that are at the core of how this country operates have been magnified. These systems are failing women of color and their communities.  Women of color and survivors of violence are facing amplified risks as a direct result of the pandemic. We know that there is a surge in […]

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Announcing Survivor Safety and Support Fund

COVID-19 is exposing long-standing disparities and inequities created by unjust policies and systems that have left communities vulnerable, in spite of powerful mobilizations by grassroots movements. Millions of people who work in essential care and service industries including homecare workers and house cleaners, restaurant, grocery, and delivery workers, and health and child care providers, are […]

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