MPAC is a statewide group formed in 2007 to improve conditions for inmates, former inmates, their families, victims of crime and others.

The Majdal Community Center seeks to empower all members of the Arab community in San Diego through political engagement, advocacy, and cultural programming that can help to build a foundation for political power and secure a more just and dignified future for their people.

Make the Road New Jersey builds the power of immigrant and working class communities in New Jersey to achieve dignity and justice through community organizing, legal and support services, transformative education and policy innovation.

The Manhattan Alliance for Peace and Justice will educate and organize for peace and social justice at home and abroad. We believe this requires more equal access to wealth and well-being for all members of our community and nation, a world community based on peaceful conflict resolution, freedom from economic exploitation, universal human rights, and cooperation among nations for the preservation of our planet's environment.

The mission of Manidoo Ogitigaan is to work with their communities to preserve and revitalize the Spiritual knowledge, language, culture, and ceremonies of the Anishinaabeg to improve their health and the health of their ecological family.

The mission of the National Manufactured Home Owners Association (NMHOA) is to promote, represent, preserve, and enhance the rights and interests of manufactured home-owners throughout the United States.Among the basic principles fought for by the founding fathers of this country was that of basic property rights. The owner of a manufactured home shares the same tangible investment as does the owner of a one-bedroom condominium or a fifty-room mansion. NMHOA looks forward to the day when the owner of the manufactured home is accorded the same rights and privileges as the other property owners.First and foremost is the sense of security in their community. Safeguards must be in place to ensure the home-owner’s community is safe from sale and closure without the opportunity of the community to participate in its own self determination. If self determination is not achievable, home-owners should receive fair and just compensation as a result of such actions.If all people lived by the Golden Rule, there would be little need to discuss values and principles. As an organization, we value the principle of treating others the way we would like to be treated. We believe in dealing honestly and treating each other with civility and kindness. We expect the same of those outside our organization and forgive the shortcomings of those who do not meet our expectations. We embrace, endorse, and celebrate our diversity. We reach out to those who we may perceive may be different from ourselves. We seek understanding and to understand. This is not limited to our gender, ethnic, cultural, and religious diversity. It extends to the diversity of thought and ideas. We encourage creativity and looking for new ways to solve old and new problems.

Masjid al-Rabia provides spiritual care for marginalized Muslims. Some of the things Masjid al-Rabia provides : - We host jummah prayers every Friday- We have a library of Qur'ans and critical Islamic texts free for anyone to borrow- We host regular social events for Muslims and allies who want to get involved- We educate and advocate on behalf of women, queer & trans people, and other marginalized Muslims.

Mass Integration works to support African Americans in their journey to reaching complete mental, emotional, and financial freedom

We are the Massachusetts chapter of ADAPT - a national, grass-roots, disability rights organization that organizes disability rights activists to engage in nonviolent direct action, including civil disobedience, to assure the civil and human rights of people with disabilities to live in freedom.

The Mass. Alliance Against Predatory Lending (MAAPL) consists of a coalition of nearly 70 member organizations, as well as a number of endorsing organizations. Among the member organizations are housing counseling agencies, legal services groups, social service agencies, and community-based social action groups. All have come together to work on reversing the foreclosure crisis in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice aims to empower labor, workers, and faith-based community members to fight for fair wages, health benefits and job security.

Founded in 2001, the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition (MTPC) is an advocacy, education, and community-building organization that works to end discrimination on the basis of gender identity and expression. This includes working towards the empowerment of all persons who have been, are being, or might be deprived of equal rights and/or fair treatment because of their gender expression or identity. MTPC is a fiscally sponsored 501c3 non-profit with one full-time staff, active Board, dedicated volunteers, and statewide chapters.The aim of MTPC’s programming is to improve the lives of the Massachusetts transgender youth, adults, and their families by 1) organizing and empowering transgender people to advocate for themselves; 2) developing leadership within transgender communities through community education and opportunities; 3) educating the public, the media, and institutions about issues facing transgender communities; 4) increasing the awareness of policy makers about the needs of transgender communities; and 5) advocating for equal access through policy changes at the institutional, state, and local levels. This programming was created in direct response to the needs voiced to MTPC by transgender people through requests and further reiterated in the findings of a 2009 community needs survey conducted by MTPC.

Massage Parlor Outreach Project organizes to build worker power through organizing and leadership to provide support for migrant Asian massage parlor workers, sex workers, and care workers in the greater Seattle area.

MataHari: Eye of the Day is a Greater Boston organization where women of color, immigrant women, and families come together as sisters, workers, and survivors to make improvements in ourselves and society and work towards justice and human rights. Our goal is to end gender-based violence and exploitation.MataHari recognizes that our communities are impacted by interpersonal institutional, and internalized oppression. We work to understand the root causes of those oppressions, while simultaneously addressing their symptoms. We envision a society without inequity, racism, or violence. We believe that we are and should be capable of determining and transforming our own conditions. We want to build healthy and safe communities that prioritize the voices and leadership of all their members, and that succeed in engaging hearts, mindThe core of our work and vision is a belief in the importance of collective action and people’s leadership as strategies for social change. When marginalized groups are able to engage in arenas of public debate, their voices work to reverse historic oppression and assert that all people, especially the most excluded, are entitled to equal rights, dignified lives, and the opportunity to participate in movements for social justice.

Mauna Kea Awareness and Education Hui's mission is to educate and raise the awareness of communities in Hawai’i and beyond on the spiritual, historical, cultural, environmental, and political significance of Mauna Kea. We provide cultural learning opportunities to everyone from keiki to kupuna, residents, visitors and others concerned about indigenous rights and responsibilities to create a platform for protection of sacred places and for social justice and positive change.

Maven Leadership Collective is building a movement of social impact leaders of color and our allies to radically redefine leadership, the spaces we occupy, and the impact that we have.

Media Island is a cultural, educational, and networking center whose focus is to support women of color in their leadership, as well as other like-minded individuals and organizations. 

Mekong aims to improve the quality of life of the Southeast Asian community in the Bronx and throughout New York City by achieving equity through community organizing and healing, promoting arts, culture, and language, and creating a safety net by improving access to essential social services. The Southeast Asian community in the Bronx primarily consists of Cambodian Americans and Vietnamese Americans. Mekong is where history and culture are valued and learned, where history and culture are living, where people’s needs are met, where people are united through struggle, and where the people feel liberated.

Melange hosts and organizes multicultural art, media and educational exhibits, events and performances for the general public with the goal of promoting equality, inclusion and community building. The creation and operation of community radio stations and community centers with the goal of disseminating useful information to the general public.These spaces provide venue for social justice organizations, musicians and individuals to engage and participate in cultural exchange and the dissemination of information to the community.The collection and distribution of dry goods, food preparation equipment, utensils, tools, seeds and literature on gardening, health and nutrition aimed at communities in need.Melange hosts and organizes workshops, speakers and events for the benefit of communities in need in order to bolster morale and provide a platform for positive change within the general public.

The Memphis Bus Riders Union (MBRU) is an organization made up of those who are dependent on public transportation and supporters who stand together to put pressure on the officials of MATA and our city government to improve transit services for ALL Memphians!Founded in February of 2012, MRBU fights for better bus service in our city, providing input about MATA practices and policies with key decision-makers, including the MATA board and administration as well as the City Council. Bus riders and supporters come together for monthly meetings where decisions are made democratically by the membership.The work of the MBRU is essential in highlighting and fighting the racism and the oppression based on socioeconomic status as reflected in our city’s grossly inadequate public transportation system: 90% of bus riders are Black, a majority of whom are Women, and 60% have incomes of $18.000 or less. Cuts to bus service combined with inequitable economic development and residential segregation disproportionately effect low-income residents and communities of color.

Metrowest Worker Center's mission is to improve the well-being of immigrant workers in the region through organizing, education, service, and leadership development.

Midday Movement Series is a grassroots initiative creating a shift in Metro Boston’s arts and culture identity by cultivating a new, diverse generation of dance leaders through mentorship, professional development, education, and advocacy.

Midwest Center for School Transformation aims to transform schools through the power of collective wisdom, restorative justice, and dynamic narratives.

Our mission is to build the voice, capacity, and power of the migrant farmworker community and engage community partners to organize for economic justice and human rights. We gather the migrant farmworker community to discuss and analyze shared problems and envision collective solutions. Through this ongoing investment in leadership development, members deepen their skills in community education and organizing for long-term systemic change. From this basis our members set the agenda and evaluate progress and have prioritized building a movement to secure the fundamental human rights to: 1) Quality health care; 2) Dignified work and fair housing; 3) Freedom of movement and access to transportation; 4) Freedom from discrimination (Immigration Reform; No Police Profiling).

Migrants of Tennessee United engage local migrants to: Organize their collective power, Defend their communities against racial injustices, and Unify with ongoing movements for civil liberties, human rights, and equity in the South.

Milk Not Jails is a volunteer-run, grassroots campaign working to build a new urban-rural alliance in New York State. We are urban and rural residents, prison justice activists, farmers, artists, formerly incarcerated people, local food enthusiasts, and prison families who believe that one important way to fix a dysfunctional prison system that plagues both rural and urban people and spaces is to build grassroots alliances amongst urban and rural communities.Founded in March 2010, Milk Not Jails has two immediate goals. First, we seek to end upstate, rural New York’s dependency on the prison economy, which has created a dysfunctional relationship between urban and rural peoples and also has prevented improvements to the State’s criminal justice system from being made. Second, we seek to revitalize and invest in New York’s agricultural economy as a model alternative to the prison economy. Why agriculture? Prisons offer employment opportunities in rural areas, because rural New York is where 90percent of the State’s prisons are located. Agriculture is the historic industry of rural New York and has the proven potential to connect urban and rural peoples in a healthy economic

The Milwaukee Transit Riders Union is an organization of bus riders fighting for a safe, efficient, accountable, and affordable transit system. We view our fight as part of the larger struggle to bring together systematically dis-empowered peoples against racism, classism, sexism, homophobia, and the economic dominance of the 1%. We believe that everyone has the right to democratically control the institutions that shape our lives, in environmental and economic justice, and solidarity with progressive social movements around the world.

The Minnesota Citizens Federation – Northeast has a long and proud track record of defending consumer rights and economic justice, sticking up for ordinary people against big corporations and others who try to take unfair advantage of us.

Minnesota Indigenous Business Alliance's mission is to ACT: Align Partners, Connect Entrepreneurs to Resources, Transform Tribal Economies.

Mirror Image Arts uses theatre as language to inspire dialogue, encourage awareness and promote action in order to build a strong, compassionate, and empowered community.