Network for Social Justice的动态

Spoiler Alert: The Austin leader mentioned in the headline is our CEO, Dewitt Peart. Learn more about our advocacy work and services in this article about what the new city budget means for downtown Austin. https://lnkd.in/g_Em7f5X

One life is worth saving.

Three years ago, I texted margaret odera, "Let's win change in Kenya" Her and countless community health workers and allies have done just that. Our first step was co-designing an advocacy course with CHWs, including Margaret. Learn more about the Community Health Impact Coalition course, which has enrolled over 10k CHWs in 40 countries: https://shorturl.at/K8LZ2

At P.A.C.E. we believe that partnerships are key to driving meaningful change. Whether we’re working on voter participation, community organizing, or advocacy campaigns, building deep, trusting relationships is at the heart of everything we do. In our latest blog post, we share three lessons we’ve learned about working closely with our partners and leveraging their strengths to run winning campaigns that strengthen community bonds. https://lnkd.in/ey5R7wni

????????????????, ???? a???? ?? ?????????? ?????? ????????????! ?? Growing up, I witnessed the impact of gender-based violence (GBV) on families and communities close to me. Seeing how it affected not only individuals close, but also entire neighborhoods deeply motivated me to take a stand. I realized that, for real change to happen, we need more than just laws and policies—we need empowered communities advocating together, fostering a culture that actively rejects GBV and supports survivors. This is where community advocacy becomes essential. Community advocacy isn’t just about speaking out; it is about building networks, educating others, and breaking the silence that often surrounds GBV. By uniting for a common cause, we become a force for change, challenging norms, supporting survivors, and pushing for accountability. When communities come together, they create a safe space where people can share experiences, educate one another, and work toward long-lasting solutions #CommunityAdvocacy #TogetherAgainstGBV #EndViolence #PowerInUnity.

? More collaboration. ? More advocacy. ? More opportunities for those most affected by homelessness to help end it. We’re proud of the work we’ve done in the past year to work towards ending homelessness in Ottawa. Learn more in our Annual Report: https://lnkd.in/eCZCYPG9

For those interested in social change, activism, advocacy and justice. Whether you’re new to advocacy or an experienced campaigner you’ll find helpful resources here. All materials are free, digital, and directly available. The Commons Library includes 1000+ educational resources in a range of formats. Topics include campaign strategy, community organising, working effectively in groups, justice and diversity, creative activism, and much more. https://shorturl.at/QXDDD

Honoring the history, culture, and contributions of Native American communities this month and every month. At Human Works, we are dedicated to supporting and uplifting Indigenous individuals and families through advocacy, resources, and services. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #HumanWorksFoundation #IndigenousEmpowerment #CommunityCare"

My Year of Service: Rethinking Missions KittyRose shares impactful experiences from a year of travel and service, highlighting the transformative power of giving back in New Orleans and Kenya. This video rethinks traditional missionary work, exploring modern approaches to advocacy and service. Join in the conversation and Subscribe to my channel: https://lnkd.in/gsH3pSN Watch some content and Join the revolution that is KittyRose the revolution has begun... #theNEXTchapter ['#ServiceTravel', '#VolunteerWork', '#GivingBack', '#MissionaryWork', '#Advocacy', '#Kenya', '#NewOrleans', '#TransformativeExperiences', '#PersonalGrowth', '#TravelWithPurpose']

?? Advocacy is key in shaping the future of our communities! The Board of Supervisors plays a truly crucial role in determining how homelessness services are funded and managed, and directly influences how much shelter and housing is created in District 1/Western OC. Additionally, they have a say in approving new housing developments, especially in unincorporated areas and bringing in funding from state and federal grants for key projects like converting motels into permanent supportive housing. Read more about how elected positions impact housing and the goal to #EndHomelessnessOC: https://heyor.ca/HDn4av