Event attendees and organizers at PSH are asking “what is going on at the back of People’s Solidarity Hub?” The PSH team members answer excitedly, “A pavilion is coming!” Amongst the mounds of clay and construction equipment at the back of the PSH campus,...
Capacity Building - Sponsored Projects
CTWO Visit to PSH Creates Space for Reflection and Collaboration
In May, People's Solidarity Hub had the privilege of being a one-day host site for the 40th Movement Activist Apprenticeship Program (MAAP) cohort. Organized by the Center for Third World Organizing, this cohort "is a paid summer intensive training program that...
SVA’s Digital Team Host Digital Defense Workshop
On May 14, SVA’s digital team came together to host a digital defense workshop for sponsored projects, staff members, and SVA grantees. The topics ranged from password management, multi-factor authentication, how to find out if your passwords or your accounts have...
Southern Summit Boosts Social Justice Organizing in the South
Southern states pose some of the greatest challenges to the country's advancement for racial, economic, and other justice movements. Home to the largest regional population (38%), the US South is home to the largest Black population (56%), the highest number of people...
Announcing Queer Mobilization Fund’s 2022 Cohort
Announcing Queer Mobilization Fund's 2022 Grantees Contact Ricky Bratz, Queer Mobilization Fund Director at ricky@southernvision.org We are excited to finally unveil this year's Queer Mobilization Fund (QMF) grantee cohort! This is our fourth cohort of grantees...
Our new solidarity center opens soon in Durham, NC
We are so excited to launch our new People’s Solidarity Hub in Durham, NC, unapologetically bright and vibrant like the movement and the people that make it up. Southern Vision Alliance’s work emerged in 2010 amid severe economic collapses as community groups began to...
Getting to Know SVA’s New Executive Leadership Team
To achieve metamorphic, sustainable justice in the South, we at Southern Vision Alliance believe that those most impacted by systems of oppression and racism—such as Black women and youth of color, immigrants, the LGBTQIA community, the rural working class, and people...
Putting the “move” in movements: An intergenerational panel
In August, organizers and activists from across the US South came together for our annual All-Members Gathering (AMG). Across two days of workshops and strategy discussions, a number of themes emerged: Working in more collaboration and solidarity with one another,...







