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Esperanza Justice and Peace Center

We Are Esperanza

Focus Areas:
Anti-Fascist Organizing, Civil Rights, Gender Justice, Human Rights, Climate Justice, Community, Democracy, Disability Rights, Economic Democracy, Education, Electoral Organizing, Feminism, Healthcare, Housing, Immigration, Indigenous, International Solidarity, LGBTQIA+, Palestine Solidarity, Police Reform, Protect Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, Racial Justice, Reproductive Justice, Seniors, Socialism, Workplace Justice, Youth

Engagement Types:
Advocacy (local, state, or national), Civic engagement, Digital mobilization, Grassroots lobbying, Movement building, Nonviolent civil disobedience, Phone banking, Direct action/protest, Education/teach-ins, Event/protest planning & logistics, Fundraising, Hybrid (In-person & Online), In-person, Online, Messaging/narrative (art/media/graphics), Outreach, Participate in trainings, Research, Social media, Strike support, Translation, Workplace organizing, Writing, Other

Locations:
Texas, San Antonio

Women's Institute for Leadership Development (WILD)

Providing education, training and support to help women, and especially women of color, become ever more effective organizers and leaders: in their unions and the labor movement as a whole; in the

Focus Areas:
Democracy, Economic Democracy, Feminism, LGBTQIA+, Racial Justice, Workplace Justice

Engagement Types:
Movement building, Education/teach-ins, Participate in trainings, Workplace organizing

Locations:
Massachusetts

Rural Liberation

Rural Liberation exists to build power in the places long overlooked and underestimated.

Focus Areas:
Civil Rights, Gender Justice, Homelessness, Human Rights, Climate Justice, Community, Community Self-Defense, Democracy, Disability Rights, Economic Democracy, Education, Electoral Organizing, Feminism, Food, Healthcare, Housing, LGBTQIA+, Mutual Aid, Protect Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, Racial Justice, Reproductive Justice, Voting Rights, Workplace Justice, Other

Engagement Types:
Advocacy (local, state, or national), Civic engagement, Disaster relief, Grassroots lobbying, Movement building, Phone banking, Hybrid (In-person & Online), Messaging/narrative (art/media/graphics), Outreach, Repair and maintenance (bicycle, appliance, various equipment), Social media, Strike support, Workplace organizing

Locations:
Arizona

Central Washington Resistance

Welcome to our page!

Focus Areas:
Anti-Fascist Organizing, Civil Rights, Gender Justice, Homelessness, Human Rights, Anti-Militarism, Climate Justice, Community, Democracy, Disability Rights, Economic Democracy, Education, Electoral Organizing, Food, Gun Violence, Healthcare, Housing, Immigration, Indigenous, LGBTQIA+, Mutual Aid, Palestine Solidarity, Protect Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, Reproductive Justice, Seniors, Voting Rights, Youth, Other

Engagement Types:
Advocacy (local, state, or national), Civic engagement, Digital mobilization, Grassroots lobbying, Movement building, Nonviolent civil disobedience, Phone banking, Direct action/protest, Education/teach-ins, Event/protest planning & logistics, Fundraising, Hybrid (In-person & Online), Outreach, Participate in trainings, Strike support, Workplace organizing, Other

Locations:
Washington, Yakima

Boston DSA (Democratic Socialists of America)

Boston DSA is the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America in the Greater Boston area.

Focus Areas:
Anti-Fascist Organizing, Climate Justice, Community, Economic Democracy, Electoral Organizing, Healthcare, Housing, LGBTQIA+, Palestine Solidarity, Socialism, Workplace Justice

Engagement Types:
Civic engagement, Grassroots lobbying, Movement building, Phone banking, Strike support, Workplace organizing, Other

Locations:
Beverly, Brighton, Chelsea, Dorchester, Somerville, Boston, Cambridge-Somerville, MetroWest, Mystic Valley, Newton, North Shore, South Shore, Waltham, Watertown

Upstate SC DSA

Upstate South Carolina DSA is the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America helping our communities in the Greenville, Spartanburg, and wider upstate area - a better world is possible.

Focus Areas:
Anti-Fascist Organizing, Civil Rights, Homelessness, Climate Justice, Community, Community Self-Defense, Democracy, Economic Democracy, Education, Electoral Organizing, Feminism, Food, Healthcare, Housing, Immigration, LGBTQIA+, Mutual Aid, Palestine Solidarity, Racial Justice, Reproductive Justice, Socialism, Voting Rights, Workplace Justice, Youth

Engagement Types:
Advocacy (local, state, or national), Civic engagement, Digital mobilization, Disaster relief, Grassroots lobbying, Movement building, Nonviolent civil disobedience, Phone banking, Care work (childcare, elderly care, general), Direct action/protest, Editing, Education/teach-ins, Event/protest planning & logistics, Fundraising, Hybrid (In-person & Online), Legal, Messaging/narrative (art/media/graphics), Outreach, Participate in trainings, Research, Sanctuary support, Social media, Strike support, Tech support (programming, etc.), Translation, Workplace organizing, Writing, Other

Locations:
Greenville, Spartanburg

Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health

MassCOSH strives to ensure that all workers earn their living and return home alive and well.

Focus Areas:
Community, Workplace Justice

Engagement Types:
Advocacy (local, state, or national), Education/teach-ins, Fundraising, Hybrid (In-person & Online), Legal, Outreach, Participate in trainings, Workplace organizing

Locations:
Massachusetts

Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)

A worker-led human rights organization of farmworkers in Immokalee, FL, fighting for labor rights in agriculture.

Focus Areas:
Food, Workplace Justice, Human Rights

Engagement Types:
Workplace organizing

Locations:
Immokalee

Fight for $15

A nationwide movement of low-wage workers that began with fast-food workers striking in 2012 in NYC, demanding a $15/hr minimum wage and the right to form a union