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Black Women Talk Tech

National,

Community Focus: Black American, Gender
Women

We are a collective of Black women tech entrepreneurs and professionals creating spaces and breaking barriers for our community.

Blacks at Microsoft Scholarship

National,

Community Focus: Black American

The Blacks at Microsoft Scholarship supported by Microsoft’s BAM-Employee Resource Group–is dedicated to supporting the continued growth and development of Black and African American communities and encouraging students to pursue a career in technology. The goal is to empower future generations to do and be more.

Blaine & Preciosa Tamaki Foundation

Yakima,

Community Focus: Southeastern Asia
Filipino

Blaine and Preciosa Tamaki established this Foundation to support nonprofit organizations that promote justice and inclusion in all aspects of life in the Yakima Valley and Washington state. They are proudly headquartered in Yakima, Washington.

Blaine Country Historical Museum (BCHM)

Hailey,

Community Focus: Americas, North American
Historical Society, Settler

Blast Fest

Seattle,

Community Focus: Black American

The premiere Afrobeats music festival of the PNW.

Blkbry

Burien,

Community Focus: Black American

Black-Centered Holistic Wellness + Doula Center • Reproductive + Birth Workers • BLKBRY Lactation and Feeding Specialist

Boise Centre

Boise,

Community Focus: For All, Multicultural

Boise Centre opened in 1990 and is Idaho’s largest convention, meeting and tradeshow facility. Located in vibrant downtown Boise adjacent to the Grove Plaza. Featuring, 86,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space. The convention center hosts more than 220 diverse events each year, bringing over 125,000 guests through our doors.

Boise Contemporary Theater (BCT)

Boise,

Community Focus: For All

BCT is the only professional contemporary theater in Idaho dedicated to new and contemporary works.

Boise International Short Film Festival (BISFF)

Boise,

Community Focus: Multicultural

Boise Soul Food Festival

Boise,

Community Focus: Black American

The Soul Food Festival’s purpose is to celebrate and educate the greater Treasure Valley region about African-American culture in order to enhance and nurture racial understanding and harmony within the community. Our programs include an annual Soul Food Festival that showcases African-American inspired soul food, music, dancing, and businesses. The festival may include workshops or demonstrations to educate the public about African-American history, traditional dances and music, hair care, and/or current social justice issues.

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