In case you missed it, check out these stories from our nonprofit colleagues. Many thanks to our volunteer Members and Corporate Partners for all your work to support these great organizations--especially our current and alumni Grant Partners! 

• Urban Ed Academy kicked off Black History Month with a KTVU-FOX2 story highlighting the need to increase Black male teacher representation as trusted authority figures in San Francisco schools. 
• Tandem, Partners In Early Learning is celebrating Lunar New Year with suggested reading for young learners preschool through third grade. 
• RE-volv shared “Teaching Young Learners about Food Waste and Composting” in a recent blog on why it is important to educate  elementary school students to learn about climate change from an early age.  
• Ella Baker Center for Human Rights announced Marlene Sanchez is the new executive director. She is the first woman of color named to lead the nonprofit that organizes people-powered campaigns to reinvest resources into communities most harmed by policing. 
• Ed100, which marks it’s 12th anniversary this year, shared insights on “The Lottery and California education” noting the lottery provides only 25% of its revenue to education while 65% goes to prizes.