Protected: After Incarceration Shoots for the Moon, Lands in Selma (for Now)
June 11, 2025
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Seeking Nonviolence, Truth, and Reconciliation in Selma
May 7, 2025
MSC Joins After Incarceration to Build Beloved Community in AlabamaOn Sunday, March 7, 1965, John Lewis led over 600 activists and allies across Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala. The march, organized by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), was intended to draw attention to violations of civil…
Community Chronicles: Stories of Solidarity, Winter 2025
May 5, 2025
Movement Strategy Center Highlights Milestones, Stories, and Achievements from the Ecosystem Community Chronicles is a seasonal shout-out to our ecosystem partners and their incredible achievements. Read on for some of the ways our ever-growing list of over 150 community-led and centered partners — including Fiscally Sponsored Projects (FSPs), the Movement…
A Tale of Two Cities
April 11, 2025
Seeking Equitable Transit-Oriented Development in AtlantaMSC Visits the ATL Last June, Movement Strategy Center (MSC) staffers visited Atlanta, Ga. Like most visitors to the city, we explored the local art scene, tried a variety of restaurants, and embarked on a walking tour. Unlike most tourists, the main purpose of our visit was to explore the public transit…
Meeting the Next Generation of Activists
April 10, 2025
A Visit to a High School Justice Club Inspires Teens and MSC Staffers AlikeEarlier this year, we received an email from the Wilcox High School Justice Club. Dedicated to social justice, movement building, and transformative change, the club connected with us in order to learn more about collaborative activism and creating and sustaining movements. Wilcox is…
A Light at the End of the Queens-Midtown Tunnel
January 28, 2025
Love Wins NYC Raises Funds, Friends, and a Glass at Annual EventRegalo: An Offering or Gift The temperature in Jackson Heights, Queens, was below freezing on the second Saturday in December, but inside The Queensboro restaurant, you’d never know it. Members of MSC’s Communications Team joined volunteers from Love Wins NYC and folks from the local community at…
MSC Pushes the Envelope with New Fiscal Sponsor Fundraising Program
December 17, 2024
Movement Strategy Center’s Fundraising Task Force Blazes a New Path for Fiscal Sponsorship FundraisingIt’s not a secret: Raising money is hard. Nonprofits around the world dedicate countless hours and funds to writing grant proposals and chasing individual donors in hopes they see the slightest increase in their annual appeals. Fundraising requires professional…
Meet the Artists Building a Future of Solidarity and Care
December 11, 2024
Art.coop’s New Fellowship Supports Six Arts and Culture GroupsRemember the Future At a time when the future seems more uncertain than ever, many of us will be looking toward artists and the arts to help us imagine a world of liberation, interdependence, and resilience. We at MSC are excited to congratulate our partners at Art.coop, who recently announced the…
Community Chronicles: Stories of Solidarity, Fall 2024
December 9, 2024
Movement Strategy Center Highlights Milestones, Stories, and Achievements from the Ecosystem Community Chronicles is a seasonal shout-out to our ecosystem partners and their incredible achievements. Read on for some of the ways our ever-growing list of over 150 community-led and centered partners — including Fiscally Sponsored Projects (FSPs), the Movement…
Letting Love Win in New York City
November 21, 2024
Love Wins NYC Combats Food Insecurity With Compassion For AllWelcome to New York “Everyone gets a hug.” Daniel Puerto, founder of Love Wins NYC, a queer-centric, volunteer-led organization helping combat food insecurity throughout the city, greets volunteers and community members alike with open arms, instantly making those he meets feel welcomed and valued.…