Truckers Movement for Justice is Giving Truckers (and the Environment) a Voice
“Truckers Movement for Justice is a vision – is a dream. It’s a dream that drivers who run these roads, who bring nearly every type of goods to your doorstep, will once again rise up, organize, and have a quality of life,” said Billy J. Randel, co-founder and...
We Need All of Us: Become a Sustainer of the People’s Solidarity Hub! (and win prizes!)
Now, more than ever, safe and accessible physical spaces are critical to keep building towards, fighting for, and dreaming up the new world together. We need your help! Whether you’ve hosted many events at the Hub, you’ve come to make signs for a rally, you’ve been...
Save the Date for Our Fall Open House!
We are excited to share that People’s Solidarity Hub will be hosting a Fall Open House! Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 26th. Open House attendees can expect a myriad of activities that will include campus tours, collective art making, political resource...
Announcing the Queer Mobilization Fund 2024 Annual Report
The Queer Mobilization Fund (QMF) is excited to announce the release of our 2024 Annual Report! In the report, we provide an overview of accomplishments, financial updates and news about our most recent grantmaking cycle and powerbuilding work with...
Organizing Working Class Black and Brown Community Members
People’s Power Lab (PPL) is rooted in the belief that those most impacted by injustice must lead the fight for justice. We organize alongside Black, Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian communities across North Carolina—including in the Triangle, Rocky Mount,...
Community Flood Relief in Durham: Lessons in Collective Survival
Reflection from the North Carolina Disaster Relief and Resilience Network When Tropical Depression Chantal swept through central North Carolina in early July, it left behind indescribable devastation. The storm unleashed record-breaking rains across the Piedmont,...
Breaking Free From the Scarlet “E”: Why SC Needs Eviction Record Sealing
The South Carolina Housing Justice Network, organizing with the SC Tenant Union, hears every day the same stories: families who can’t find housing because of an old eviction on their record. Tenants who survived losing a home years ago, but still can’t shake the...
Building Resilience & Redefining Capacity: How VOTE SoAR cultivated its mission for a greater purpose
As a nonprofit focused on civic engagement and environmental justice for marginalized communities, Visibility Outreach Touch Engage South Arkansas (VOTE SoAR) has faced consistent challenges from all angles. Let's be honest, though, isn’t that what almost every...
Forever Students, Forever Leaders
As we prepare to enter a new fellowship season, we have to ask ourselves a set of questions. Some of these questions look like: “What tools are necessary for students in this era of movement?” “What is the climate for HBCU students in America right now?” “What do we...
We Were Never Meant to Lead Alone
Excerpt from remarks by Joshua Vincent, Executive Director of Southern Vision Alliance delivered on June 9, 2025 at an Immigrant Rights Rally. Good evening, family. Before I say anything about power or politics, I want to speak from a deeper place. I am a husband. A...
