; and (2) works with culturally and linguistically diverse minority communities, including populations traditionally underserved due to— (A) their immigration status; (B) geographic location; (C) sexual orientation; (D) gender identity; or (E) language barriers. (c) Use of funds The National Resource Center on Beauty Justice funded through this section shall use such funds to carry out activities and initiatives that are for the purpose described in subsection (a) and driven by the needs, opportunities, and priorities of communities of color, which may include activities and initiatives designed to— (1) conduct community outreach and organizing and develop community-based interventions that empower and equip communities of color with the information they need to select safe, non-toxic cosmetics; (2) develop and implement outreach, awareness, and education strategies targeted at women and girls of color, men and boys of color, immigrant populations, language minorities, and other underserved populations, to decrease unsafe cosmetic chemical exposures experienced by these populations; (3) create or develop collaborative partnerships to educate and train, and create best practices for, relevant stakeholders including nongovernmental organizations, health care professionals, sororities and fraternal organizations, community leaders, professional salon workers, faith leaders, teachers, and leaders from the LGBTQIA community; (4) develop educational curricula and outreach strategies for middle and high schools and institutions of higher education that include linguistically, culturally, and community relevant content and suggested interventions for youth populations