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The stories we tell about immigration matter. Thanks to Inside Philanthropy for this article about Tides Foundation's Immigrants Belong (I-Belong) initiative, which seeks to counter harmful narratives and build a pro-immigrant future.

How companies can get their communities involved this Giving Tuesday: ?? Match donations ?? Give donation credits ?? Encourage volunteering with time off or matching incentives ?? Give ERGs grantmaking budgets ?? Ask employees to nominate local causes to support ?? Activate consumers ?? Amplify Giving Tuesday campaigns from nonprofits in your community There's more than one way to create a culture of giving at your workplace. Read our guide to finding an approach that works for you: https://lnkd.in/d-M5thGm

Today is the 25th anniversary of the first Trans Day of Remembrance, held annually to honor trans lives and deaths. Take a minute to visit Tides Foundation grantee Advocates for Trans Equality's Trans Remembrance Project, created to share the spirit, memories, and joy that will remain with us always: transremembrance.org

It's more urgent than ever for philanthropy to stand up for trans communities. This #TransAwarenessWeek, we're resharing these tips from Gabriel Foster of the Trans Justice Funding Project: ????? Fund trans justice organizations working locally as well as nationally. ????? Fund groups with and without 501(c)(3) status — the Trans Justice Funding Project does this by maintaining both a collective action fund at Tides Foundation and a non-charitable trust. ????? Fund groups in the middle — established groups that are too large for some funders but aren’t large enough for others. ????? Remember that trans justice and liberation is also racial justice, migrant justice, economic justice, disability justice, gender justice, and so much more. Learn more about the Trans Justice Funding Project: https://lnkd.in/dDWyGfs

We’re launching a newsletter to keep our community informed as we work to resist Project 2025 and resource a powerful intersectional movement for justice. Read the first issue now and subscribe for monthly updates.

BREAKING: The House has rejected H.R. 9495, which would have given the government unprecedented power to silence dissent by shutting down nonprofit organizations.

ICYMI: We're launching the Resist Project 2025 Fund to resource local leaders fighting to protect the rights, safety, and futures of their communities. Together, we can resist authoritarianism and build a powerful intersectional movement for justice. Get involved: https://lnkd.in/dw-gVq9P

There were important wins for reproductive justice advocates last night at the state level: ?? The first total abortion ban to be struck down at the ballot box ?? Expanded abortion access for Medicaid recipients and public employees ?? Stronger protections for abortion in state after state after state where grassroots organizers poured everything they had into defending the right to reproductive healthcare. Last night’s successful abortion ballot measures will change and save lives. They showed us what grassroots organizers can accomplish — even as ballot measure losses in Florida and Ohio showed us what they’re up against. Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/duzFvpzQ

We must act immediately to resist Project 2025. Here’s what we know right now: Project 2025 will be felt first and hardest at the state and local levels, directly targeting the rights and security of communities of color, LGBTQ+ communities, immigrants, women, and especially everyone at every intersection of these groups. If we can preserve the reach grassroots leaders built during the election cycle, we can build a national movement to resist authoritarianism. Join us:?https://lnkd.in/dw-gVq9P

BREAKING: Though 57% of voters in Florida voted to strike down the state’s six-week abortion ban, the measure fell short of the 60% needed to pass. Misleading warnings beside the ballot language likely caused this measure to fall short. Tides Foundation’s Healthy Democracy Fund provided $3.2 million to groups in Florida, many of which worked tirelessly to support this measure. None of this work was in vain. The fight for reproductive justice in Florida will not end here.