Candice Elder has been busy. As executive director of the nonprofit The East Oakland Collective, an organization working towards racial and economic equity, Elder said 2020 was a year of exponential growth, catalyzed by the pandemic’s disproportionate impact on the Black and brown communities of Alameda County. 

Now, after a year of adaptation, she and her team are poised to keep on providing for people in need.  

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