We aim to bolster the resilience of social justice leaders and their organizations, so that they can pursue their work in a spirit and environment of balance, compassion, optimism, sustainability and energy. We are working toward creating a community where justice is not only a thought of our congregation but is shown by our every action. Social Justice Nonprofit Organizations and Resources Katie Dunlap June 18, 2020 Nonprofits. The inspiring Women’s Marches of the last years; the numerous actions against climate change, extreme weather and loss of species; and the hundreds of demonstrations in support of migrant rights were a good start. Reset 2019 provides year-long support for Jewish social justice organizations.

One thing we’ve learned over the past 40 years is that it takes a lot of dedicated, hard-working people to create something special. 10 Racial-Justice Organizations That You Should Support.

As an organization, we condemn racism and discrimination and seek solutions to end the suffering in our communities and world. (Document Start Date : 22/02/2019 - Document End Date : 28/02/2019 ) (Size: 0.00MB ) (Uploaded on : 25/02/2019 ) Major achievements, significant developments and important events of the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment during January, 2019. That’s true when it comes to making ice cream, and it’s true when it comes to making lasting change. This is going to be an important coming year for social justice struggles. San Francisco (CA) - The Libra Foundation has approved $12.4 million in grants to social justice organizations during the first half of 2019. W e know that many companies feel … Protests are growing. Communities throughout the world have erupted in response to a series of tragic losses of life in our African American communities.

February 21, 2019. The foundation’s latest docket includes $8.1 million to 31 existing grantee partners and $3.4 million to 23 organizations new to the Foundation. We engaging in social justice efforts, and by partnering with local organizations through our Share The Plate Program. Social justice philanthropy in the U.S. is growing because of occasionally harmful choices the U.S. citizenry makes to elect certain officials, support particular legislation, and endorse some organizations over others. This slat