FALL 2001 AGAPE FOUNDATION GRANT RECIPIENTS

Bay Area Regional Exchange and Development (BREAD) Central California Criminal Justice   Vivi Letsou Productions Headwaters Action Video Collective

Bay Area Regional Exchange and Development (BREAD) Berkeley, CA   Bay Area Regional Exchange and Development, Berkeley, CA, encourages proactive solutions to community needs left unmet by the global economy. BREAD provides education and tools to promote ecologically sustainable, community-based economics, As a grassroots organization, BREAD promotes self-reliance and builds connections for a healthy community. BREAD received a $1,500 grant for economic justice work including a unique local currency system, BREAD HOURS (valued at $12 federal currency), that works toward building an ecologically sustainable local economy. Top

Vivi Letsou Productions 1669 Florida Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 415/821-7012 info@hiddeninplainsight.org www.hiddeninplainsight.org   Vivi Letsou Productions, San Francisco, CA, received a $1,500 to distribute Not In Our Name, re-titled Hidden in Plain Sight, Vivi Letsou and John Smihula’s feature length documentary about the U.S. military and economic policy in Latin America focussing on the U.S. School of the Americas and its military training program. Top

Central California Criminal Justice Rebecca Rangel P.O. Box 4555 Fresno, CA 93744 559/225-7627   Central California Criminal Justice, Fresno, CA, was founded to address problems arising from the relationship between the Fresno Police Department and residents of Fresno, primarily people of color. They are working to establish institutional mechanisms that will curb police abuses and foster mutual respect. They received a $1,500 grant to bring together Fresno residents in order to reach consensus on the form of a civilian review board to act as an independent monitor of police conduct. Top

Headwaters Action Video Collective James Ficklin and Penny Andrews P.O. Box 2198 Redway, CA 95560 707/935-0012 info@havc.org www.havc.org   Headwaters Action Video Collective, Redway, CA, received a $1,500 grant to distribute a feature length documentary video, Tree-Sit: The Art of Resistance, to educate, inspire and motivate young people to get involved in environmental and social justice causes. Top

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