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About CultureBrokers Foundation, Inc.
CultureBrokers Foundation, Inc. (CBF) is a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization that
exists to build intercultural literacy in our communities. We envision a world where
all individuals know and appreciate other cultures as well as their own; and through
this understanding they are able to be more effective in our global society.
As an operating foundation, we seek Partners to engage in projects that increase the
knowledge of or competence in the history, contributions and perspectives of
different cultural groups. In order to achieve this mission, CBF develops, facilitates
and/or manages projects that create opportunities and events to:
CultureBrokers Foundation, Inc. (CBF) is a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization that
exists to build intercultural literacy in our communities. We envision a world where
all individuals know and appreciate other cultures as well as their own; and through
this understanding they are able to be more effective in our global society.
As an operating foundation, we seek Partners to engage in projects that increase the
knowledge of or competence in the history, contributions and perspectives of
different cultural groups. In order to achieve this mission, CBF develops, facilitates
and/or manages projects that create opportunities and events to:
- Educate participants about their own and other cultures
- Ease racial tensions through positive inter-cultural relations
- Benefit society and ease poverty by building beneficial business and personal
cross-cultural relationships.
- African American Heritage Corridor - Come visit us at Preservation
& All That Jazz - Minnesota Style! on October 4.
- Minnesota African American Center for Art and History (MAACAH)
- African American Cultural Center
- Rondo Avenue, Inc.
- Selby Area Community Development Corporation (SACDC)
- Selby Live After Five (2006)
Projects and Initiatives:
CultureBrokers
Building Intercultural Literacy
Foundation, Inc.
| Thursday, October 4 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. Hallie Q. Brown Center 270 N. Kent Street, St. Paul $35 Advance/$40 Door |
| Proud to be a part of the 2007 National Preservation Conference |
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