With 15+ active programs reaching across California, nationwide, and globally, we center youth leadership as the backbone of movements for equity, justice, and collective liberation. Founded in 2020, we have delivered programming to 400,000+ youth and allies (including 171+ countries), mobilized 270,000+ community members throughout California and across the globe, successfully directed 280+ in-person conferences, summits, forums, workshops, campaigns, and grassroots projects, and built a robust network of 2,000+ BIPOC, immigrant/refugee, and queer youth mentees and 250+ volunteers. With a coalition of 175+ non-profit, public sector, and philanthropic partners reaching nationwide and across the world, we dedicate ourselves to challenging, reimagining, and dismantling unjust power systems in a vision of an anti-oppressive, anti-carceral, resourced, and liberating future for society’s most vulnerable populations. 

We uplift the socioeconomic development, social and civic empowerment, and life conditions of systems- and trauma-impacted communities of color and marginalized and under-served young people, while serving as one of California's most preeminent grassroots organizing networks led 100% by youth. As of 2025, our core team is entirely composed of majority-BIPOC, young women/femme, and LGBTQ+ student activists spanning across Sacramento, Chico, the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Southern California, San Diego, Baltimore, New York, New Jersey, Washington D.C. and Oregon to advance intersectional movement-building, racial justice, restorative justice and violence intervention, health equity, immigrant rights, children and family empowerment, QTBIPOC and LGBTQ+ liberation, and impactful leadership for young people of color. Our “Grassroots Bloc,” as of 2025, consists of ~4 focus regions (Sacramento, the Bay Area, Los Angeles/SoCal, and San Diego) rolling out intentional, year-long, in-person programs through TRP’s deep community partnerships, youth facilitation, and direct service.

The Reclamation Project has advised nearly $20 million dollars in grants and private and government partnerships to empower youth and establish life-affirming resource networks in historically-underrepresented communities, including directly procuring and reinvesting $600,000+ towards multicultural civic advocacy and leadership development programs for young leaders of racial minority, marginalized gender identity, low-income, immigrant/refugee, and other traditionally-overlooked backgrounds.