ARCC Blog

By: Olivia Byers I am eternally grateful for the semester spent as the Fundraising and Executive Support Intern for the Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition. Coming into the foundation as a political…

By: Laura Beltrán My time as the fundraising intern for ARCC was nothing short of amazing; not only was I able to dive deeply into the world of non-profits, but…

By: Emi Pang As a recent SDSU graduate, I am so thankful to have worked with ARCC in my last semester! It was such an enriching experience and I loved…

Sports dominate society in various cultural, social, economic and political forms. They provide a source of unity and entertainment for families, communities and societies. From international to collegiate level, individuals…

In 2023, two of ARCC’s most active and committed volunteers reached one of life’s key milestones for a young person transitioning to adulthood – High School Graduation.  ARCC would like…

In 2023, two of ARCC’s most active and committed volunteers reached one of life’s key milestones – High School Graduation.  ARCC would like to recognize these two AMAZING young women…

At ARCC we espouse taking action to drive positive change.  Taking action can take many forms. Some examples are: But another very important way to take action is to mentor…

The inevitable happened. After a Spanish  Football (season ) full of racism incidents in several stadiums  (Wanda stadium of Atletico de Madrid, Camp Nou of Barcelona FC , Zorilla stadium of …

The CIA event on June 27 provided an opportunity for ARCC community members to share more about their personal anti-racism journeys. We had multiple Board members attend as well as…

My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting Hartford, CT last month to attend the wedding of the daughter of a dear friend.  Neither of us had ever visited…