The City of Oakland approves the next development phase for Liberation Park, a project led by Black Cultural Zone in partnership with CAST and Eden Housing.
CAST's Creative Container exhibition opening highlighted the spirit of community, innovation, and social transformation that is alive and well in the Bay Area
CAST announces Ken Ikeda as its next CEO, succeeding Moy Eng who stepped down after nine years of leading CAST.
The Equitable Development Initiative combines local knowledge, strategic partnerships, and program design expertise to support developers of color in advancing their careers and making a positive impact on communities.
With the California Arts Council’s Creative Corps program, YBCA will be piloting a community co-design process with select communities within the Bay Area, providing artists with a living wage as they work with nonprofit institutions in their communities within one of the four key issue areas to create a project of their choice. These issue areas include civic engagement, climate justice, community health and wellness, and social justice.
Oakland's popular flexible space provider partners with CAST to purchase its 25,000 square foot building in downtown Oakland to anchor its impact for workers, entrepreneurs, nonprofits & artists.
