Call to Action to Support Women’s Bodily Autonomy and Close the ICE Detention Camps, from Grassroots Global Justice

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2021-04-13T16:00:04-04:00December 1, 2020|Funding Needs and Opportunities, News, Resources|Comments Off on Call to Action to Support Women’s Bodily Autonomy and Close the ICE Detention Camps, from Grassroots Global Justice

Executives’ Alliance Foundation Leaders “Ban the Box”

Leaders from 42 foundations announced today that they have "banned the box" by adopting fair chance hiring policies or ensuring that questions about criminal convictions do not appear on applications for employment with their foundations.

2016-03-09T21:39:00-05:00February 29, 2016|Criminalization of Communities of Color, News|Comments Off on Executives’ Alliance Foundation Leaders “Ban the Box”

Spotlight: Justice Committee, North Star Fund Grantee

JC members and leaders are New Yorkers whose lives are impacted by police violence, including families who have lost loved ones to the New York Police Department. Since 2004, Justice Committee has received 14 North Star Fund grants totaling over $150,000, including the 2015 Frederick Douglass Award.

2017-02-19T12:07:15-05:00January 27, 2016|Criminalization of Communities of Color, News, Opportunities for Funders|Comments Off on Spotlight: Justice Committee, North Star Fund Grantee

Mall Of America Protest A “Decoy” Says Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter organizers say their announced protest at the Mall of America was a “planned diversion” and a “decoy.” Their real goal was the Minneapolis St. Paul Airport. Protesters did show up at the nation’s largest shopping mall Wednesday afternoon, but they quickly left and boarded trains for a quick trip to the nearby MSP airport where they blocked traffic and caused delays at both of the airports.

2017-02-19T12:07:17-05:00December 23, 2015|Events, News|Comments Off on Mall Of America Protest A “Decoy” Says Black Lives Matter

LGBTQ Organizations Stand in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

December 3rd, 2015 (Minneapolis) — We recognize that Black people in America, some of whom are LGBTQ, are systematically oppressed and we stand together affirming that Black Lives Matter. As LGBTQ organizations, we acknowledge that while our work is bound up with movements for racial healing and justice, and many members of our organizations and communities have shown up in support of this movement, we historically haven’t done enough to align our missions with work for racial justice. With this letter, we want to publicly state our support in a unified way, and ask our friends and supporters to step forward with us.

2020-11-23T16:36:57-05:00December 3, 2015|Events, News|Comments Off on LGBTQ Organizations Stand in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter
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