Students for Justice in Palestine is a group standing in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for liberation. We are student activists who seek to amplify the Palestinian narrative, highlighting both their plight under Israeli apartheid and their continued resistance against it. We adhere to the Palestinian Civil Society call for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions of Israel and aim to interrogate our own complicity as university students in facilitating Israeli occupation and apartheid in Palestine. Although we focus our efforts most directly on Palestinian solidarity, we also advocate for the liberation and self-determination of all oppressed and marginalized peoples and take a firm stance against discrimination on the grounds of race, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, social class, religion, or ability.
Rootz’s mission is to cultivate and foster collective healing through movement, art, knowledge and culture that ensures marginalized communities are self empowered to have the skills, knowledge, and resources to thrive.
Mobilize Justice Education Fund is a nonpartisan initiative that operates at the intersection of civic engagement, collaborative organizing, and cultural storytelling. It aims to support communities by mobilizing grassroots efforts and elevating diverse voices through compelling narratives. As part of its broader mission, the Mobilize Justice Education Fund focuses on advocacy and education, providing resources and platforms to inform and inspire individuals to take action. Through storytelling, both branches work collaboratively to create a more informed and engaged society, ensuring that every story contributes to the larger dialogue of justice, equity, and access to democracy.
Southern Organizing Brigade is a fellowship program led by low wage service workers in the US South fighting for higher wages, dignity on the job, and economic and racial justice for all workers.
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