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SNOW THA PRODUCT PARTNERS WITH GRITA CANTA VOTA TO LAUNCH 'RALLY YOUR SCHOOL' VOTER REGISTRATION CONTEST FOR LATINO COLLEGE STUDENTS NATIONWIDE
Non-Partisan Competition Invites Colleges Across the U.S. to Mobilize Young Latino Voters, with Winning Campus Earning an Exclusive Rave Featuring Snow Tha Product and popular DJs LOS ANGELES, CA — IncludUs Fund’s nationally recognized non-partisan civic engagement initiative, Grita Canta Vota, announced today an exciting partnership with acclaimed artist, rapper, and advocate Snow Tha Product to officially launch the "Rally Your School" voter registration competition. See th


Inaugural Tulare Marketplace Launch Ignites Local Economy with Successful Grand Opening at Zumwalt Park
Over 70 local vendors and community partners celebrate the start of a new weekly cultural and economic tradition in the heart of Tulare. See the Telemundo 51 coverage here and generic B-Roll here TULARE, CA — Aug 11, 2026 — IncludUs Fund is proud to announce the successful Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of the Tulare Marketplace, which took place on Thursday, August 6, at Zumwalt Park. The inaugural event drew thousands of residents together to celebrate a new chap


Beyond Reports: IncludUS' Community Engineering™ Blueprint for Building Real Community Power
IncludUs introduces Community Engineering™, a unique model that empowers communities to design their own solutions to complex challenges. This approach builds lasting infrastructure and strengthens local capacity by integrating various stakeholders.


Why DC Metro Experts Recommend Community Engineering™ for Climate Resilience in 2026
The DC Metro area is grappling with an escalating climate crisis where traditional infrastructure alone is insufficient; experts now recommend Community Engineering™ as a new framework for urban resilience. This model integrates resources, co-creates tangible assets, and builds community trust through a "Culture as Infrastructure" philosophy to address the "last-mile problem" in climate adaptation.
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