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California vs Hate campaign marks one-year milestone - The Sacramento Observer - Vimarsana News

California vs Hate campaign marks one-year milestone - The Sacramento Observer

California Civil Rights Department shares results of California vs Hate campaign, a multilingual resource to tackle hate incidents. Learn about the initiative's impact.

California's Anti-Hate Portal Tops 1,000 Reports in Year One - Vimarsana News

California's Anti-Hate Portal Tops 1,000 Reports in Year One

State data released one year after the launch of California vs. Hate, the hotline and online portal for reporting hate crimes and incidents, shows its impact. People statewide reported more than 1,000 acts of hate.

Racial Equity Fund of Santa Barbara County announces approved recommendations Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Racial Equity Fund of Santa Barbara County announces approved recommendations Tuesday

The Racial Equity Fund of the County of Santa Barbara (REFCSB) announced unanimous approval for funding recommendations by the County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.

Source: keyt.com
Year of the Dragon mural celebrates Santa Barbara's Asian history and culture - Vimarsana News

Year of the Dragon mural celebrates Santa Barbara's Asian history and culture

A "Year of the Dragon" mural in downtown Santa Barbara celebrates the area's Asian history and culture. 

Source: keyt.com
California Shelled Out Grants To Orgs Promoting LGBT Causes In The Name Of Stopping Anti-Asian Hate Crimes - Vimarsana News

California Shelled Out Grants To Orgs Promoting LGBT Causes In The Name Of Stopping Anti-Asian Hate Crimes

California launched an initiative to provide funding in response to anti-Asian hate crime, but the money largely did not go toward related causes.