Revolutionary Care Space provide space and radical care to those committed to the work of transforming, healing, inspiring, and uplifting Black, Brown, and Working class people.

Rhizome's mission is to create process-oriented civic spaces that help young people treat service as the work of a lifetime.

Richmonders Involved to Strengthen our Communities (RISC) is a grassroots congregation-based organization comprising diverse congregations throughout the Greater Richmond region. With 22 diverse member congregations, RISC represents over 5,000 citizens in Richmond city, Henrico and Chesterfield counties. RISC unites the community across socioeconomic, racial, geographic, and denominational backgrounds, including Protestant, Unitarian, and Jewish faith traditions.Across​ ​our​ ​faith​ ​traditions,​ we​ ​are​ ​called​ ​to seek​ ​justice​ ​-​ ​holding​ ​those​ ​in​ ​power accountable​ ​for​ ​the​ ​fair​ ​treatment​ ​of​ ​all people,​ ​especially​ ​the​ ​poor​ ​and​ ​oppressed. One​ ​person,​ ​or​ ​even​ ​one​ ​congregation, cannot​ ​hold​ ​our​ ​public​ ​officials​ ​accountable alone.​ ​Through​ ​RISC,​ ​we​ ​build​ ​the​ ​power of​ ​organized​ ​people​ ​to​ ​achieve​ ​a​ ​just community. Our mission is to build a powerful community of racially, religiously, and socioeconomically diverse congregations who address the root causes of injustice in the Greater Richmond Region.

Right 2 Survive was founded in 2009 and is a direct action group that educates both houseless and housed people on their civil, human, and constitutional rights. We also work to bridge the gap between housed and un-housed people by clearing away misconceptions and stigmas associated with houselessness and empower houseless people to stand up for them selves when their rights are violated.Every day right here in the United States, millions of houseless individuals are being denied access to adequate shelter, sanitary restrooms in which to perform basic human functions, the ability to congregate into larger groups for safety while they sleep, and many other things that should be basic human rights. The shelter system is overburdened and there are not enough shelter beds to accommodate the houseless population, yet there are laws being passed daily which prohibit people from having a tent or even a tarp to protect them from the elements as they sleep on the street or under bridges. Here in Portland, there is a sit/lie ordinance in effect that prohibits people from sleeping on the sidewalk, in doorways, and even under bridges. We at Right 2 Survive believe sleep and affordable housing are basic human rights and should be treated as such.

The Right to Housing Alliance is a human rights organization led by low-income residents. We’re a partnership of community members, organizers, and attorneys working to elevate housing to the level of a human right and secure community control over land. Through direct action, coalition building, education, and advocacy, we’re empowering new community leaders and building a movement to transform the housing system in Baltimore to value the principles of human rights.Right to Housing Alliance grew out of Occupy Our Homes Baltimore, a working group of Occupy Baltimore, in December 2011. Initially working with homeowners facing foreclosure to help them stay in their homes, we soon had to ask ourselves what was going on in those blocks between the addresses of foreclosed homeowners. The housing problems in Baltimore go far beyond the recent foreclosure crisis. There is deep housing inequality stemming from treatment of housing as a commodity rather than a human right.

RISE St. James is a faith-based grassroots organization formed to advocate for racial and environmental justice in St. James, Louisiana. learned in November 2019 that graves of people enslaved on former plantations had been discovered in an area in their community slated for a massive plastics facility.

In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, strangers from across New York City became first responders and colleagues. In this moment of crisis, Occupy Sandy stepped in to help organize the massive recovery effort. Residents and Volunteers worked side by side providing essential supplies, clothing and food in Rockaway’s coldest and darkest hours. This immediate relief work dwindled after the Thanksgiving holiday, as residents began to return to their homes and volunteerism decreased. Upon recognizing this shift, The Wildfire Project, Occupy Sandy and local leaders used this reprieve as an opportunity to reassess the needs of the Rockaway Community post Sandy. Through numerous discussions the needs identified as most pressing to improve in the Rockaways were pre-existing systemic and socio-economic issues that were exacerbated merely exacerbated by Superstorm Sandy. Out of this systemic critique Rockaway Wildfire was born; a space where we could collectively identify issues and educate ourselves on how to effectively respond to them in a way that would unite and empower the Rockaway Community.

The Rogue Action Center (RAC) is an independent nonprofit hub for Rogue Valley community organizing for social, economic, racial, and climate justice.The RAC helps local residents with movement building, leadership development and training, strategic planning, communications support, education on issues, and much more.

The Root Cause Research Center (RCRC) is a movement based organization grounded in solidarity research and abolition that works alongside and trains and organizes community members to investigate community concerns.

Roots 2Empower’s mission is to improve the lives of formerly justice-involved citizens and their families in Southern New England.

Rural Organizing Project’s mission is to strengthen the skills, resources, and vision of primary leadership in local autonomous human dignity groups with a goal of keeping such groups a vibrant source for a just democracy.

SBG Digital counters the culturally specific dis-/mis-information targeted at Black communities in digital spaces.

SISTA FIRE is a small and growing network of women of color from across Rhode Island. We are on a journey to create a space where we can build foundations for deep solidarity across differences, strengthen community connections, and create change in our lives and communities.Our mission is to build a strong network of women of color ages 18-30 by integrating holistic practices, growing economic power, and organizing for change.

SISTORIES Litmag publishes southern Black women and femmes, pairing their narratives with interactive workbook elements and free community writing workshops to transform the impact of oppressive systems on our bodies, spirits, and communities.

On January 6, 1966, SNCC issued a statement condemning the Vietnam War, ​​declaring the first anti-war statement by a civil rights organization at the time.

Sacred Sites Protection & Rights of Indigenous Tribes' goal is to educate the public of the moral and legal obligation to preserve and protect the Sacred Sites, and to uphold the civil and human rights of all Indigenous Peoples.We promote respect for the Indigenous Peoples through community involvement, and participation.We support the endeavors of all Indigenous Peoples to maintain their sovereignty as individual Clans, Bands, Tribes, and Nations.We educate the public about what Sacred Places are and the threats against them through speaking seminars and workshops..We petition governments with grievances to the violation of Indigenous rights and desecration of Sacred Sites.We lobby government representatives for legislation and support.We champion the traditional ways of Indigenous Peoples and the spiritual freedom of all Earth Peoples.We affirm that All Life Is Sacred.

Safe Space Fort Smith is an organization committed to changing the social constructs of home and place. We bridge the streets and community through advocacy and outreach services that positively impact those whose life experiences are affected by lack of permanent or stable housing. We are committed to providing non-judgmental and obligation-free services that support “For community by community”.

SafeBAE is a survivor founded, teen lead organization educating middle and high-school students about healthy relationships, dating violence and sexual assault, affirmative consent, bystander intervention, survivor self-care, and Title IX rights.

Sahiyo’s mission is to empower Asian communities to end female genital cutting and create positive social change through dialogue, education, and collaboration based on community involvement.

The San Francisco Bay View National Black Newspaper, founded in 1976, is a communications network for the Black community worldwide.

The Living Wage Coalition is a grassroots movement of low-wage workers and their allies fighting for economic justice. We have been struggling since 1998 to change political priorities so that government does not subsidize poverty wage employers. We are engaged in a transformative re-thinking of the economy that makes the goal of economic development a more prosperous, healthy and livable community.We educate, organize and mobilize to demand that our tax dollars and use of public property do not go to businesses that pay poverty wages. We believe that everyone who works full time should be able to survive on what they earn, without relying on public assistance or charity to support their families.The Living Wage Coalition was initiated in 1998 by labor unions, community organizations and religious congregations to develop a movement led and democratically run by low-wage workers.

The San Francisco Bay Area Sex Worker Film & Arts Festival has provided a forum for sex worker film and video makers since 1999. The Festival has since expanded to become a vibrant venue for performances, workshops, visual arts, political organizing, skills sharing and ever expanding events for sex workers from San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley and from around the world. The Sex Worker Festival recognizes and honors prostitutes, dancers, porn performers and other sex workers from diverse communities, who have been dynamic and integral members of arts communities since time immemorial.

Sand Mountain Concerned Citizens was formed to oppose the proliferation of corporate factory hog farms in densely populated rural areas, near rivers and streams and recreational waters, and near drinking water supplies.

We are a grassroots economic and community development organization and part of an effort to create Black Self-Determination Ecosystems - putting in place the conditions on the ground to make Black Self-Determination a reality.

The Santa Cruz County Community Coalition to Overcome (SCCCCOR) seeks to address structural racism as a root cause of racial disproportionality and disparity within public institutions in Santa Cruz County in order that all people will receive equal treatment, including vulnerable children. Rather than providing temporary corrective solutions through direct services, we work towards systemic transformation so that those who are vulnerable will not face racism in their lives and thereby have few obstacles to successful lives.

Scarleteen is an independent, grassroots sexuality and relationships education and support organization and website. Founded in 1998, Scarleteen.com is visited by around five million diverse people each year -- around 5,000 of whom we typically speak with directly through our direct services and in-person outreach -- most between the ages of 15 and 25. It is typically the most popular and most widely used site specifically providing sex and relationships information and support for young people worldwide and has been so through most of its tenure.

ScholarshipsA-Z equips immigrant youth with the tools and networks to pursue higher education, navigate the workforce and become agents of change.

School of Unity and Liberation (SOUL) is laying the groundwork for a strong social movement by developing a new generation of organizers with the skills and analysis necessary to build collective power and win systemic change.

SOA Watch is a nonviolent grassroots movement working to close the SOA / WHINSEC and end the oppressive U.S. foreign policy that the SOA / WHINSEC represents. We strive to expose, educate about, and work to end US militarization, interventionist US policies and other forms of state violence in the Americas. We act in solidarity with organizations and movements working for justice and peace throughout the Americas.

The Seattle Young People’s Project is a youth-led, adult supported social justice organization that empowers youth (ages 13-18) to express themselves and to take action on the issues that affect their lives.vMost young people cannot vote, do not have financial resources, and are generally not given credit by the adult world for having intelligent opinions. Young people are excluded from the political process and from decisions impacting their schools, neighborhoods and communities.Young people have first hand experience with the issues that are impacting them, but their voices are ignored and misrepresented in the media. Adults are seen as the “experts” on what young people need. Well it’s time for youth to be heard and seen about their views.Youth are on the forefront of every social and political movement for justice. Youth have the powerful ideas and skills needed to make social change. SYPP supports youth in turning their ideas into action. SYPP provides a youth owned organization with resources, office space, and organizing training so youth can work to change the system and be the leaders of our movement for social justice!