California Community-Owned Real Estate (CalCORE) 2024 Fresno Convening
Community development groups from across the state gathered in Fresno, California from February 21-23 for our latest CalCORE convening. An […]
Updates to the Board of Directors
Community Vision is excited to share some recent updates to our board of directors, including a new chair and a
The Bay Area Racial Equity Fund: Looking Back at 0% Lending One Year Later
The Bay Area Racial Equity Fund (BayREF) provided more than $2 million of 0% loans and free financial management advising
Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth: Building an Oasis for Healing in Downtown Oakland
We need to have these healing spaces in urban environments, in the middle of downtown Oakland, in a place that’s
Visionary Home Builders
Not Just Housing: Creating Opportunities for Central Valley Neighborhoods to Thrive As Community Vision partners with communities to create flourishing
Advancing Locally Controlled Real Estate with CalCORE’s Newest Cohort
Last month, Community Vision and Genesis LA held a three-day convening in Los Angeles to kick off the third California
Finding Financial Bliss: A Guide to Cash and Accrual Methods of Accounting for Nonprofit Visionaries
By: Kshama Kanakoor, Financial Management Consultant I get it—accounting can seem as dry as the Sahara, and accountants are often
The African American Equity Impact Scorecard Guides Lenders and Investors to Boost Black Liberation & Equity
African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs & Community Vision ORLANDO, FL – The African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs (The
Oakstop Achieves Milestone: Black-Owned Coworking Space in Downtown Oakland
Oakstop is a Black-owned coworking and performing arts space provider with six locations across Oakland and Richmond. They provide local
Investor Spotlight: Ilana Schatz and David Lingren
Community Vision’s work to advance racial and economic equity is powered by partnership. Whether it is with community-centered organizations or
Center for ArtEsteem: Using Art to Empower Oakland Communities and Beyond
“For me, it is fundamental for AHC to remain in Oakland and continue the vision of my parents. Given the
The School of Arts and Culture: Creative Place-Keeping in East San Jose
“The only way to ensure community assets stay in the hands of the community is by making big moves like
