To strengthen the leadership of transitional-aged Latinx youth in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties through peer mentorship, youth-led civic engagement, and participatory research to prevent substance use and improve health outcomes.

To promote healing and improve health outcomes by developing a collaborative of BIPOC formerly incarcerated, systems-impacted girls, women and trans people of all genders in Alameda and San Francisco counties through family unity and intergenerational healing practices to advance transformative justice processes and community-based alternatives to incarceration.

To cultivate healing and empowerment for Latinx and Black youth in Alameda County through peer-led violence prevention and youth leadership programs to foster a thriving community of leaders and break the cycle of violence and youth substance misuse.

To empower Latinx youth in San Benito and Santa Clara counties through mentoring, skills-building and civic engagement to promote healing-centered community responses to prevent substance use.

To empower Black and Latinx youth leaders in South Los Angeles communities of South Central, Watts and Compton through Street C.R.E.D. (Community Resources, Education, and Distribution) to address the overwhelming health and safety impacts of substance use disorder.

To promote transformational healing of systems-impacted youth in Merced County through creative arts and culturally rooted enrichment activities that foster positive youth leadership development to achieve narrative change and reduce substance use.

To support youth of color in Merced County through youth-led storytelling, civic engagement, and leadership development to reduce substance use and improve health.

To improve social and emotional outcomes of Latinx, Native, and Indigenous youth in Merced County through youth power building, civic engagement, narrative change media campaign and connection to traditional healing practices to increase resilience and reduce substance use.

To amplify the voices of youth of color in Alameda County through the Youth Radio Stars young content creator program that uplifts youth artistic creation and perspectives to promote racial and health equity.