Alianza Agrícola is a member-led organization of immigrant farmworker leaders in the Western and Finger Lakes regions of New York. Our group was formed to create a better future for NY’s migrant farmworker families and communities. Members of Alianza Agrícola are empowered to advocate for our own good and develop and improve our leadership skills. Members participate in efforts to educate the community about farmworkers and our work in this region. We are supported by groups of allies as well as individuals who fight alongside us for justice for the immigrant farmworker community.

The Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercises are the largest joint war exercises in the world, conducted biannually in Hawai'i. The US uses RIMPAC to strengthen the abilities of 26 of its allies’ militaries to wage wars of aggression around the world, as threats of war between major military powers continue to rise. Through weapons testing and war-making, defense contractors and fossil fuel corporations reap hundreds of millions of dollars in profits. The US military occupation of Hawai'i is a violation of native Hawaiian sovereignty and turns Hawai'i into a place where “future wars are in develo

The Democracy Trailblazers Ambassador Program offers an immersive school season experience combining training, mentorship, and networking opportunities for high school students aged 16-18. This program is designed to deepen students' understanding of the democratic process and highlight the critical importance of voting, especially in underserved communities. Students will create sustainable civic engagement teams in their school and trained on community organizing in the community they live in. Goal is engaging young people early in the electoral process.

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The current situation in Palestine has increased the need and demand for education around Palestine, history and current. Directly impacted individuals are seeking ways to get information and get involved. Our programming brings Palestinian voices directly from the ground to people's computers, countering the misinformation from the mainstream media. We provide an online platform at a moment where the censoring of journalists is at an all-time high and travel for our delegations is precarious. We are seeking funding for virtual delegations as well as our "Gaza Speaks Out" series.

Movement for Justice in El Barrio is a majority-immigrant women community organization based in in East Harlem, NYC, that fights for immigrant justice, housing justice and gender justice and, following our unique model, consistently challenges multiple forms of oppression, including xenophobia, racism, sexism, transphobia, and homophobia. The organization expanded to address the devastating health & economic impact caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This video project aims to educate people about the discriminatory double-punishment that refugees face in the justice system, activate the community through screenings and organizing sessions, and advocate for the thousands of refugee prisoners who are risk for similar deportation.

Phoeun You came to the U.S. as a Cambodian refugee when he was 4 years old. He committed a crime and served 27 years in prison. During his incarceration, he turned his life around, and committed his life to Restorative Justice. But when he was released, he was transferred to ICE, and deported.

In 2024, the OPF will focus on the exchange of strategies of resistance and methods for mobilizing civil society to achieve self-determination. The 2024/2025 Occupied People's Gathering will give leading activists the opportunity to reflect on their struggles, explore commonalities, and build new methods of resistance. This grant will cover funding for the educational materials distributed before, during, and after the 2024/2025 Occupied People's Gathering to ensure a deeply strategic exchange, sharing best practices and challenges to current movements for justice, freedom, and human rights.

The Philly Black Worker Project's mission is to (1) to lead and engage in campaigns that empower marginalized Black workers to advance their rights and improve the quality of jobs in key employment sectors; (2) to provide education about the impacts of low-wage work and unemployment on Black communities; and (3) to prevent all forms of discrimination against all Black workers in hiring and other employment practices and policies and (4) to connect people to resources that can help them overcome barriers to high quality employment.

Our overall goal is to build the power needed to overcome the challenges of our location in the deep south, in states that are deeply historically invested in white supremacy and carceral systems and currently under extreme right wing political leadership, in order to win successful shut down campaigns against ICE. In this phase, we will focus on leadership development of immigrants who were formally detained, developing rapid response capacity to support currently detained immigrant organizers, and strengthening partnerships in order to move targeted elected officials to active engagement.

The Mission of Twin Cities Nonviolent is to reduce violence in all its forms, increase awareness and engagement in nonviolent policies and practices, bring together local community organizations, including nonprofits, religious institutions, educational institutions, and government agencies and dismantle the structures and systems that lead to violence throughout the Twin Cities and beyond.
We envision a Twin Cities community that is free from violence.

The W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School teaches aspiring organizers how to understand the world and how to change it. By providing movement leaders from those communities most impacted by poverty, policing, and mass incarceration—primarily young and formerly incarcerated people—with a strong grounding in the theory and practice of of social change, we build their capacity as individual organizers, strengthen the organizations they participate in, and help shift prevailing narratives about abolition and the urgent need for a broader process of social reconstruction.