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WeXL is a 501(3) nonprofit with a vision to produce storytelling that creates an equitable world. Through storytelling, WeXL uplifts diverse voices to empower future generations.
WeXL believes that our stories matter. Stories unite us across the diversity board: racial, gender, neuro-, or economic. We are all connected through our passion, purpose, and story.
Check out the impact that WeXL has made so far:
-2,400+ minutes of one-on-one conversations with 60+ diverse people across industries
- 8 weeks, 7 media and entertainment professionals in 7 different cities taught 25 fourth-grade girls in the Bronx self-discovery through filmmaking over video conferencing
- 15 short films were completed and screened during an online “red carpet” with WNBA Player and YouTube Creator, Monique Billings
- Excellence In Residence (EIR) Fellow and host of American Wellness, Gabriella “Gabby” Deyi, secured a full-time job as a corporate storyteller at Logitech thanks in part to her work with us
- EIR Fellow Ornell Caesar secured a mid-level software engineering position thanks in part to his work with us on crafting his thought leadership at DeveloperWeek San Francisco
- WIN Workshop: Your Hero's Journey partnership with Autodesk and Women Who Code to empower women and non-binary professionals to share their stories and apply them to the narrative construct of the Hero's Journey
- 50+ WeXL Daily LIVE episodes produced
- 11 episodes of American Wellness, a series documenting conversations with 11 leaders in the healthcare, education, and community on the state of mental health among disparate groups in the United States
WeXL believes that our stories matter. Stories unite us across the diversity board: racial, gender, neuro-, or economic. We are all connected through our passion, purpose, and story.
Check out the impact that WeXL has made so far:
-2,400+ minutes of one-on-one conversations with 60+ diverse people across industries
- 8 weeks, 7 media and entertainment professionals in 7 different cities taught 25 fourth-grade girls in the Bronx self-discovery through filmmaking over video conferencing
- 15 short films were completed and screened during an online “red carpet” with WNBA Player and YouTube Creator, Monique Billings
- Excellence In Residence (EIR) Fellow and host of American Wellness, Gabriella “Gabby” Deyi, secured a full-time job as a corporate storyteller at Logitech thanks in part to her work with us
- EIR Fellow Ornell Caesar secured a mid-level software engineering position thanks in part to his work with us on crafting his thought leadership at DeveloperWeek San Francisco
- WIN Workshop: Your Hero's Journey partnership with Autodesk and Women Who Code to empower women and non-binary professionals to share their stories and apply them to the narrative construct of the Hero's Journey
- 50+ WeXL Daily LIVE episodes produced
- 11 episodes of American Wellness, a series documenting conversations with 11 leaders in the healthcare, education, and community on the state of mental health among disparate groups in the United States
Overview
Employees
11-50
Founded date
2016
Mentions in press and media 6
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| Apr 18, 2023 | WeXL.org Partners with The Village Project SF to Bring Boundless Self-discovery Filmmaking Program to San Francisco Youth, Thanks to Oakland-based startup thisspace | A student from our WeXL Boundless Self-discovery Filmmaking program in front of the WeXL team engaged in production. "We are grateful to thisspace for helping us come together as a community as we emerge from years of social distancing... |
| Oct 27, 2021 | WeXL.org Presents: “Your Hero’s Journey” Featuring Netflix Software Engineer Rasha Hussein in Partnership With Women Who Code | WeXL Org Blue Logo “Early in my coding career, I built an Arabic blogging platform because I believe in the power of storytelling. That’s why I’m so excited to partner with WeXL Org and Women Who Code. It brings together the two worlds I lo... |
| Sep 21, 2021 | WeXL Launches FREE Monthly Talks to Benefit Participants - All Welcome | “Whether it’s gender, racial, economic, or neurodiversity, we are all connected across the board through our passion, purpose and story." - CEO and Founder of WeXL, Arabella DeLucco. SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) September 21, 2021 WeXL launch... |
| Aug 17, 2021 | National Nonprofit Day: San Francisco’s WeXL Supports Diverse Voices and Offers Free Programs | San Francisco-based Nonprofit WeXL Unites Diverse Communities Through Storytelling “Whether it’s gender, racial, economic, or neurodiversity, we are all connected across the board through our passion, purpose, and story,” says CEO and found... |
| Mar 8, 2021 | 13 Tech Trends Emerging In The Nonprofit Sector This Year | At the end of 2020, nonprofits started to look forward with a lot of expectations for the new year. Technology has been on the rise in many other industries, with innovations such as artificial intelligence and the internet of things (IoT) ... |
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FAQ about WeXL Org
When was WeXL Org founded?
WeXL Org was founded in 2016.
What has the press written about WeXL Org?
Parsers VC has collected 6 articles mentioning WeXL Org, among them “WeXL.org Partners with The Village Project SF to Bring Boundless Self-discovery Filmmaking Program to San Francisco Youth, Thanks to Oakland-based startup th...” (Apr 18, 2023) and “WeXL.org Presents: “Your Hero’s Journey” Featuring Netflix Software Engineer Rasha Hussein in Partnership With Women Who Code” (Oct 27, 2021).
Is WeXL Org still active?
Yes, WeXL Org is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Oct 27, 2021.