by Beau Cromartie | Nov 21, 2023 | Uncategorized
Queer Mobilization Fund’s Largest Grant Cycle In June 2023, the Queer Mobilization Fund awarded grants for our largest cohort yet! Now we’re in the bulk of our technical assistance cycle with our grantees, and are thrilled to report on their progress. The QMF...
by Southern Vision Alliance | Nov 21, 2023 | Uncategorized
NoCap 2023 Kick-Off Each year the NoCap program hosts a paid fellowship to provide the next generation of organizers with the tools to create change and build power on their campus and within their community. In October 2023, we had the opportunity to welcome 16...
by Kylah Guion and Nea Richard | Jul 6, 2023 | Call to Action, Movement Building, Statement, Uncategorized
Actions to Affirm: A Letter to the SCOTUS Take a second to review the life you lived so far. Think about the times you’ve experienced your first understanding of who you are, explored the possibilities of what you could be, and had a safe space to really just...
by Nada Merghani | Jun 11, 2023 | Movement Building, Political Education, Uncategorized
News from the Frontlines Southern Vision Alliance is committed to resourcing innovative, bold grassroots efforts led by directly impacted communities across the U.S. South. SVA’s Frontline Fund is a mini-grants program that helps groups scale-up efforts,...
by Nada Merghani | May 23, 2023 | Movement Building, Toppling Racism, Uncategorized
Movement Journalism: The Journalism We Need For Liberation The journalism that is written today shapes tomorrow. Journalism is remembered in our history books as vital to many progressions society has made in the modern era. Journalists play an important role in...
by Asher Skeen | Apr 27, 2023 | Call to Action, Movement Building, Uncategorized
Queer Mobilization Fund: $100,000 for Queer Liberation The Queer Mobilization Fund has exciting news – and an urgent appeal for your support! To meet the needs of southern LGBTQ+ organizing, we need to raise an additional $100,000 by June 2023. Donate Here Since...
