#NoCopAcademy is an effort led by young Black folks in Chicago to stop the construction of a $95 million police academy, and fund communities and youth instead.

1901 Building Group preserves, protects, and promotes North Carolina's African American history, arts, and culture for all people.

1Love Movement formed in response to a deportation crisis that targeted Cambodian-Americans with past criminal convictions in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. What began as a campaign to release loved ones from the prison and deportation systems, grew into a grassroots movement building organization. 1Love Movement continues to organize to address the root causes of migration due to US militarism and foreign policy, conditions of poverty, intergenerational trauma, the school to prison pipeline, and unjust deportation policy. We have made grassroots impact on national policy reform, while leading grounded strategies that have won local criminal justice and immigration policy change.Since 2010, 1Love Movement has built a grassroots base of leadership and community members across the nation who have advocated and organized to end deportation through targeting the 1996 Immigration Laws, local criminal justice and immigration policy reform, and now global organizing and foreign policy.

Children and minors, who make up more than half of the Gaza population of over 2 million, are victims of the ongoing blockade, which has robbed them of their childhood; their rights to safety, education, and health; and their prospects for a decent future.2018 marks the 70th anniversary of the Nakba (the Disaster or the Catastrophe) – the forced displacement of the native Palestinian population from what became Israel. The blockade of Gaza and the unlivable conditions suffered by women, children and men is not a natural catastrophe: it must be understood in its political context. The international community is responsible for the refugee situation (see unfulfilled UN Security Council Resolution 194 of 1948); for half a century of military occupation of the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Golan Heights and East Jerusalem; and for the gross violations of individual and collective rights of the Palestinian people, perpetrated by the State of Israel.In 2018 we sail again to challenge the blockade and to demand an end to our governments’ complicity with Israel’s war crimes and violation of human rights. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition ship this year is named Al Awda (The Return) to underline the importance of this long-standing demand of Palestinians for the right to return to the lands they have been expelled from.

350 Missoula is part of the global grassroots movement to combat human-caused climate change and protect a livable planet for the future. 350 Missoula works to reduce atmospheric CO2 concentrations to 350 ppm by implementing strategic actions and advocating policies to end fossil fuel burning by 2030. We envision a rapid conversion to a 100% renewable global energy system using wind, water, and solar. We work with the global grassroots climate movement to safeguard all life on the planet.

350 Montana works to keep fossil fuels in the ground, end fossil fuel combustion, and facilitate a rapid conversion to renewable energy in Montana.

In the Green Mountain State, we’re uniting a mass movement for bold solutions that both lift up Vermonters and cut down carbon — to be a national and global example for solving the climate crisis. We believe that everyone has a right to a secure, healthy and ecologically sound environment. Yet, our world is presently facing an economic, ecological, and social crisis of proportions never before seen in human history. The survival of life as we know it is at imminent risk from global climate change. The times demand that we build broad and unified social movements that are strong enough to confront and overcome the systems which have created this crisis, while assuring that this human right is reflected in policy and on the ground at the state and local level. This means acting in solidarity with the communities most immediately affected by the climate crisis, working for a just transition to a renewable society, and challenging inequalities rooted in race, class and gender dynamics, both internationally and in our own communities.

3rd Eye Youth Empowerment develops youth leadership through mentoring, skill building, and social justice organizing campaigns.

400+1 is a Black cooperative federation founded to develop cohesion in impetus and ideology in Black revolutionary struggle. They use a framework for the global empowerment and wealth of Black people. They are dedicated to nurturing the collective imagination of the African Diaspora in an effort to build societies that preserve human dignity. They aim to transform not only the material condition of Black life but the holistic condition, by respecting the spiritual and emotional experience of Black people.

4Ward Miami was founded in 2015 to promote LGBTQ+ diversity, economic status and civil rights through the creation of the Gay8 Festival and other programs that promote community engagement, human rights and cultural arts.

The Committee of 500 Years of Dignity and Resistance initially formed in 1991 to educate the public about negative stereotyping against the Indigenous people in sports and media. The Committee's primary work was to actively protest the racist logo and name of the Cleveland Major League Baseball team. As the Committee has grown and developed our has progressed toward public education through our annual conference, speaking, and presentation opportunities on Native American rights and culture.

9to5's mission is to build a movement for economic justice, by engaging directly affected women to improve working conditions.

A Brighter Way provides justice-involved people in Washtenaw County, the skills, services, and support they need to attain their goals and become productive, valued members of their society.

A Community Voice (ACV) is a community organization comprised of working, poor, elderly, women, children, and families. ACV provides a community voice for its members and constituencies in the everyday issues that affect their daily lives. This enables the community to bring together those who have common interests and concerns to improve the quality of their lives and those of others in the community.

A Woman’s Way's mission is to offer women health information, aimed at improving both Infant and Maternal health within African American Communities.Our strategies include forging collaboratives with other grassroots organizations while focusing on providing educational forums to women in at risk communities regarding the importance of optimal maternal child health aimed at improving healthier perinatal outcomes.

ACT-UP is a diverse, non-partisan group of individuals united in anger and committed to direct action to end the AIDS crisis.

AF3IRM is a national organization of women engaged in transnational feminist, anti-imperialist activism and dedicated to the fight against oppression in all its forms. AF3IRM’s diverse, multi-ethnic membership is committed to militant movement-building from the United States and effects change through grassroots organizing, trans-ethnic alliance building, education, advocacy and direct action.

API Equality – Northern California builds LGBTQ API power to amplify our voices and increase visibility of our communities. Through organizing, we inspire and train leaders, establish intergenerational connections, and document and disseminate our histories.We envision a world where Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer Asians and Pacific Islanders can be present and affirmed in our families and communities as our full authentic selves.(Photograph credit: API Equality – Northern California Facebook page. Image description: A large group photo of people at Trans March. Some people carry signs and flags with text such as "Smash the Cis-Tem" and "Black Trans Lives Matter."

Abide Women's Health Services is a Black-led nonprofit offering culturally-informed prenatal and postnatal care.

Abortion Action Missouri envisions a world with stigma-free abortion access and reproductive freedom for all. Our mission is to foster and sustain a Midwest movement for control of our bodies, lives, and futures

The mission of the Above Waters Project is to support and protect those currently and formerly incarcerated within the US penal system. We understand that grave injustice exists within this "justice" system and are thus committed both to ending such injustice as well as helping smooth the transition of our incarcerated brother and sisters back into society. Whether through data collection and dissemination, policy change, informal advocacy, or otherwise, we fight for justice and dignity for all people.

We encourage individuals to become involved in the decision-making process of their communities and schools to bring about positive social change.Our vision is to ensure that low-income and disenfranchised people participate in the decision-making process in their communities thru an intergenerational model by involving adults and young people in projects that will prepare them to become accountable leaders in their communities and schools.

Action of Greater Lansing addresses root causes of community problems by organizing for systemic change. We are not a direct service organization, nor are we a political organization that endorses specific candidates. Rather, we hold public officials accountable to make needed systemic changes that will improve the lives of many in the community simultaneously. We accomplish our goals by building powerful relationships in the community and organizing for direct action.

Action4Ashley's mission is multi-dimensional and focused on fully obtaining an equitable education for students. Action4Ashley began in the Spring of 2018 in response to parent and teacher concerns about the educational & environmental safety of children at Ashley Academy for Cultural and Global Studies. There had been a litany of health complaints from parents and teachers (asthma, upper respiratory distress, etc) for years due to the presence of mold in Ashley. As a result, we approached the Winston-Salem Forsyth County School System and Forsyth County Commissioners to ask that they provide a temporary safe school free of mold while agreeing to reallocate the 1.4 million dollar 2016 bond designated for a new Ashley in 2024 for a more immediate construction of a school. We also pointed out the disparity in the bond, noting that 27 million dollars is going to a school in a predominately white community with imminent construction while children and teachers at Ashley are left in an environmentally unsafe school. Action4Ashley planned and executed direct forms of protest at the school board with parents, activists, and community members in two.

Activist San Diego is a social justice organization that promotes and facilitates the development of an active, inter-related, progressive community in San Diego through networking, culture and electronic technology.

The Activist Training Institute (ATI) is the training and leadership development arm of the Asian Pacific Islander Movement Boston. Since 2005, API Movement-Boston and Asian American Resource Workshop have co-sponsored this summer training program for young Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) adults to develop political analysis and organizing skills through a social justice lens within the context of building an Asian American movement.

Addison Allies Network is an "organized group of volunteers building a stronger more diverse and inclusive community by providing needed services to and social integration with migrant farm workers living in Addison County Vermont."

Address This! (Books Through Bars) provides innovative collective correspondence courses to people incarcerated in Pennsylvania, with a special focus on those held in solitary confinement or maximum security, who have less access to educational and community-building resources.

Adelante Alabama Worker Center unites day laborers, domestic workers, and other low-wage and immigrant workers and their families in the Birmingham area to defend our rights, promote our dignity, and pursue justice for all.We envision a multiracial worker-led movement for justice, dignity and human rights that lifts up the voices of the most vulnerable and excluded workers, and welcomes individuals of all races, ethnicities, genders, ages, sexualities, faiths, and immigration statuses. We strive to move our communities forward (adelante) to a world where immigrants, people of color, and all working-class families are respected and safe at work, in the streets, and where they live.

To advocate, educate, and lobby for the release and human rights of aging people incarcerated in prisons across the United States.