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(September 21, 2023) Kaiser Permanente gives Sonoma County bicultural training program $275,000 by the North Bay Business Journal
(August 4, 2023) Bilingual/bicultural trainees to bring services to north Sonoma County mental health desert by the Press Democrat

(August 21, 2022) Youth leadership program invests in Sonoma County students by the Press Democrat
Fight fire with mental health services by Center for Disaster Philanthropy
(May 19, 2022) Latino bridge-builders honored during Los Cien awards dinner by the Press Democrat.
(January 20, 2022) Portrait of Sonoma
- English press release
- Spanish press release
(January 19, 2022) La frontera es una herida abierta from CPI parent education

(December 9, 2021) Cloverdale nonprofit uses disaster relief funds to ease mental health needs in Latino community by Press Democrat
La salud mental entre los latinos es el tema de una charla en Los Cien by La Prensa Sonoma

(November 4, 2021) Mental health among Latinos dissected during Los Cien talk by Press Democrat
(June 28, 2021) Healing social justice program launched in Sonoma by Sonoma Index Tribune
(May 19, 2021) Self and community care as an act of resistance by City of Santa Rosa
(October 25, 2020) The power of mutual aid groups in the age of COVID-19 by Psychology Today
(October 22, 2020)The CARE Collective: Culturally-sustaining and responsive engagement during COVID-19 by Sonoma County Office of Education

On the Margins is a Queer & BIPOC led organization

On the Margins, LLC in partnership with On the Margins, Inc., a philanthropic non-profit organization, provide services to communities who have been historically marginalized.

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On the Margins is located on the unceded homeland of the Ramaytush Ohlone and Coast Miwok peoples who are the original inhabitants, caretakers, and custodians of the lands we occupy. We honor and pay our respects to their elders, knowledge keepers, and descendants who are working today to preserve and nourish their indigenous identity and connection to their land. We acknowledge the histories of genocide, forced removal, exploitation, silencing, and displacement that indigenous people have experienced on this land.  On the Margins stands in solidarity with Black and Indigenous communities through this time of addressing and healing the manifestation of anti-Blackness and colorism that exists within our communities.