To launch the Northern California Black Worker Center Hub
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About the RFP
You are invited to submit a Request for Proposal (FRP) to lead an 18-month planning process to incubate and ground a Black Worker Organizing Hub (the Hub) in Northern California. The Hub will encompass the following counties and populations of Black workers: Solano (14.8%), Stockton (11.2), Alameda (11%), Contra Costa (9.5%), and San Francisco (5.6%). This Hub will serve as the connective tissue for Northern California Black worker centers providing strategic alliance-building, support, and training necessary to develop strong, sustainable centers.
RFP Outcomes
To lead an 18-month planning process that centers the perspectives, experiences, and voices of Black working people in Northern California and that engages our key partnersm
To develop the governance model, best practices, financial stewardship, project evaluation, and record-keeping systems for the Northern California Regional Hubm
To develop a plan for a robust membership base of Black workers throughout Northern California that engage in organizing and to increase labor standards, as well as to change anti-discrimination laws
To develop a strategic and comprehensive growth plan for the Northern California Workers' Rights Hub and
To produce a fund development and sustainability plan for the regional hub that includes guidelines for developing strategies that mitigate competition for funds and foster collaboration best practices for the type of funds sought out and or accepted by the hub and local centers and fiscal responsibility of all parties.
