ACTIVISM

S.A.R.A.H.’S FOUNDATION INC.

Founder: Brianna Mims

Mission

We create spaces for people to explore themselves. We believe that the commitment to the process of understanding ourselves is the catalyst for authentic power and individual sovereignty.

About

Through workshops, classes, and events we use movement, meditation, conversation, and art as a tool for self-exploration.

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Goals

The goal of this program is personal development and mindfulness. We want people to explore their internal state and past experiences apropos their current state of thoughts, perceptions, and physical actions.

Partnerships

Present: The Salvation Army ( Jacksonville, FL), Union Rescue Mission (Los Angeles, California), Malabar Elementary (Los Angeles, CA)

Past: Stepping Stones Children Partial Program (Philadelphia, PA)

Contact

Phone: (904) 400-0948

Email:

Instagram: @sarahsincorporated

Facebook: Sarah’s Foundation Inc

Homelessness in Los Angeles

USC Dornsife - POSC 395 Research Project

In the POSC 395 California Policy Research Internship, students work collaboratively with community partners to develop policy solutions to real world challenges.

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Spring 2018, in partnership with the Office of Los Angeles Councilmember Paul Krekorian, Unruh Institute research interns evaluated the current homelessness crisis in Los Angeles County. They took an in-depth look at current programs and services provided and proposed policy recommendations. They also looked at effective programs in Northern California, the United States, and internationally and compared them to the current L.A. programs.

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USC Students: Lauren Jacobs, Mechelle Philip, Jose Gutierrez, Amanda Feiwell, Brianna Mims, and Grace Steele

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

USC Vice Provost Luncheon

NAACP 28th Annual MLK Breakfast