by Southern Vision Alliance | Sep 8, 2021 | Movement Building
This summer, our youth program, NoCap, brought on two new staff organizers, Kylah Guion and Mya Bass. Both originally came into NoCap as organizing fellows on their respective HBCU campuses. Welcome, Kylah and Mya! As staff, they’re coordinating NoCap’s efforts to...
by Southern Vision Alliance | Aug 24, 2021 | Movement Building
Here at Southern Vision Alliance, we’re expanding our support—and our resources—for frontline organizing across North Carolina and the broader South. This summer, we launched our new Solidarity Grant program, focused on Black-led groups. In the tradition of mutual...
by Southern Vision Alliance | Aug 1, 2021 | Movement Building
We are extremely disappointed and let down by the recent comments from DaBaby. There is absolutely no room in our work or our communities for homophobia or shaming and mischaracterizing folks living with HIV/ AIDS. The partnership that NoCap held with “Vote Baby Vote”...
by Wesley Morris | Jun 7, 2021 | Movement Building
At Southern Vision Alliance, it’s part of our mission to direct resources to innovative, bold grassroots efforts led by directly impacted communities across the US South. Through our “frontline funds,” we provide small grants to help groups scale-up their efforts,...
by Beau Cromartie | May 27, 2021 | Movement Building
Last week, Present Biden signed the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act into law in order to address increasing rates of anti-Asian violence during the coronavirus pandemic. The new legislation will increase support for local and state law enforcement agencies who are responding...
by Caro Metzler | May 13, 2021 | Movement Building
YourVoteYourVoice Trista Brodie, President and Founder of True Care Solutions Durham, NC For Trista Brodie, voting is important not just for the wellbeing of her community, but also for her clients as a social worker. Her YourVoteYourVoice campaign was founded out...
