Public Programs

From virtual gatherings open to the public to a cohort-based program for emerging activists, we hope you’ll join us this year.

Our team also offers trainings and workshops for organizations and networks.

  • A blue border around a white box. There is a bright yellow flower illustration on a bright pink background and black text that reads "State of Solidarity"

    State of Solidarity

    This series explores the evolving praxis, demands, and trajectories of solidarity within social justice movements. These virtual gatherings are open to all who are interested.

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  • A blue border around a white box. There is a bright yellow flowering tree on a background of ombre blue and pink. Black text that reads "Solidarity Intensive"

    Solidarity Intensive

    This half-day intensive dives deeply into the solidarity wedges shaping our movement ecosystems, creating space to grapple with the tensions, contradictions, and possibilities they reveal.

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  • A blue border around a white box. There is an illustration of a dandelion puff going to seed on a background of orange, yellow, and pink swirls. Black text reads "Solidarity Is Cohort"

    Solidarity Is Cohort

    A 6-week training program on transformative solidarity principles and practices tailored towards emerging activists and organizers working towards a just and equitable world.

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Solidarity Is This Podcast

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Solidarity in a Time of Displacement
Solidarity in a Time of Displacement

In this episode, Adaku and Loidymar discuss what it means to fight for dignity, land, and belonging in Puerto Rico, what transformative solidarity requires, from confronting U.S. colonial policies to following the leadership of youth organizers working to stay, return, and reclaim their future.

Solidarity Within and Across Communities
Solidarity Within and Across Communities

In this episode, Jamie Beran from Bend The Arc shares messaging and practices that build solidarity within and outside Jewish communities. 

Navigating Internal Movement Tensions and Conflict
Navigating Internal Movement Tensions and Conflict

Co-host Adaku Utah is joined by Tamika Middleton from Women’s March, Mike Ishii from Tsuru for Solidarity, and Mónica Enríquez-Enríquez from Foundation for a Just Society to discuss how conflict can teach us about building deeper solidarity.

Solidarity Syllabus

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Solidarity Syllabus: Black History Month
Solidarity Syllabus: Black History Month