As we look toward our 25/26 grant cycle, the Queer Mobilization Fund is excited to announce some changes to our program! QMF has worked diligently to adjust our program to reflect the needs of our community since our inception, and this year is no different. This...
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...
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...
Wave, A Language Liberation Hub is a fiscally sponsored project of SVA, and has grown by leaps and bounds in the past year and a half. In addition to expanding our programs across the US South and nationwide (bringing language workers together with grassroots...
El Futuro es Nuestro (or It’s Our Future, IOF), one of the fiscally sponsored projects of Southern Vision Alliance, is a worker-led initiative organizing H2A and immigrant farmworkers in North Carolina. We confront exploitative working and living conditions by...
There’s something sacred about a good conversation—the kind that meanders, lingers, and leaves you a little lighter, or maybe a little more thoughtful. In community, conversation isn’t just how we pass the time; it’s how we pass the torch. It’s how we build trust,...
Where are you from? I'm originally from western Massachusetts, and I moved to Atlanta from there about 10 years. Then I landed in North Carolina. What communities are you a part of? In North Carolina, a lot of my community here is more, like, rural farm...
It’s 2025, and we’re still debating whether racism exists in America’s government. Honestly, it’s exhausting. Some people don’t see it because they’ve never been taught to recognize it, but others? They see it, participate in it, and justify it. That kind of ignorance...
In December, community members came together to celebrate Ujima day at People’s Solidarity Hub. The day was a collaborative effort between PSH staff and local Black historians, cultural organizers, and healers. Most of the organizers were brought together by James,...
