What if immigrants and refugees were embraced and supported in a world of just and welcoming communities? These organizations support safe and inclusive protections and spaces where immigrants and refugees are protected and given the opportunities to build better lives.

Three black women wearing 1 Million Madly Motivated Moms shirts hold their right fists in the air.

1 Million Madly Motivated Moms (Past Project)


1 Million Madly Motivated Moms (1M4) is a collective of Black women working to end police brutality by increasing…

A door mat for After Incarceration that says 'Come As You Are'

After Incarceration


After Incarceration is a diverse community of people impacted by systems of oppression. Many have been incarcerated,…

A collection of art from Art in Resistance

Art in Resistance (Past Project)


The Art In Resistance Fellowship was established by artists and changemakers to simultaneously support artists and…

A black woman with red hair with Bay Rising holding a megaphone

Bay Rising (Past Project)


Bay Rising (BR) is a growing alliance between community-led organizations across the Bay Area. Their vision is of a…

Justice Capital


Justice Capital, incubated under Full Spectrum Labs — a network partner of the Movement Strategy Center — since January…

A mural by Cece Carpio featuring BIPOC history of spirituality and well-being for Healing Clinic Collective

Healing Clinic Collective


Healing Clinic Collective (HCC) encourages re-engagement to a sacred way of relating to ourselves as whole people. With…

A large group of people part of the HEAL Food Alliance

HEAL Food Alliance


The Health, Environment, Agriculture and Labor Food Alliance (HEAL) is a national multi-sector, multi-racial coalition…

A small farm with the afternoon sun shining in the blue sky. The silhouette of a person tending to the garden can be seen.

Justice Funders (Past Project)


Justice Funders first emerged in 2009 as the Bay Area Justice Funders Network, as local funders sought spaces to unite…

A black hand holding a handful of green crops. Text in the upper left corner reads: Kilomba Collective

Kilomba Collective


Kilomba Collective is the first collective of Black Brazilian immigrant women in the United States and connects Black…

Ana Perez presenting a chart on an easel for Latinx Racial Equity Project

Latinx Racial Equity Project


The Latinx Racial Equity Project (LREP) exists to train and empower Latinos to lead from a framework of decolonization…