Ta-Sean's work
Through his work with several nonprofit organizations across the Capital Region, Ta-Sean C. Murdock is committed to creating opportunities, strengthening communities, and making a lasting difference in the lives of others. His work spans youth development, education, arts and culture, civil rights, and community empowerment, reflecting his passion for service, leadership, and building a stronger, more equitable future for the next generation.
The Tay and Miko Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to empowering youth and families, strengthening communities, and creating lasting change. Through strategic funding, community partnerships, and support for initiatives focused on youth development, literacy, education, and family well-being, the Foundation works to expand opportunities and build stronger, more inclusive communities.
Grand Street Community Arts, Inc. (GSCA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing people together and strengthening communities through arts, culture, education, and creative expression. Based in Albany’s South End, GSCA creates opportunities for youth, families, local artists, and community members to learn, connect, and showcase their talents through arts programming, mentorship, workforce development, community engagement, and cultural experiences. Through the revitalization of its historic community space, GSCA is committed to creating a welcoming hub where creativity, collaboration, and community can thrive.
One Team One Dream of the Capital District, Inc. (OTOD) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth and strengthening communities throughout the Capital District. Through mentorship, education, athletics, leadership development, and community engagement, OTOD creates meaningful opportunities for young people to discover their potential, build confidence, develop essential life skills, and become leaders in their communities. By fostering partnerships and creating supportive spaces for growth, OTOD is committed to helping every young person turn their dreams into reality.
The Center for Law and Justice, Inc. (CFLJ) is a nonprofit civil rights and social justice organization dedicated to advancing equity, promoting systemic change, and empowering individuals and communities throughout the Capital Region. Founded in 1985 by Dr. Alice P. Green, CFLJ works to address inequalities within the civil and criminal justice systems through community education, advocacy, resource navigation, and grassroots organizing. By amplifying community voices, expanding access to essential resources, and advocating for meaningful reform, CFLJ is committed to building a more just, equitable, and compassionate society where everyone is treated with dignity and fairness.
