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Founded in 1973, Education Law Center (ELC) advocates on behalf of public school children for access to an equal and adequate education under state and federal laws. ELC's work is based on a core value: if given the opportunity, all children can achieve high academic standards to prepare them for citizenship and to compete in the economy. ELC focuses on improving public education for disadvantaged children, and children with disabilities and other special needs. ELC uses a wide variety of strategies, including public education and engagement, policy initiatives, research, communications and, as a last resort, legal action.

Monsters of Brooklyn is an all black and brown youth movement bringing you the truth through all forms of art from dance, music & theater. Social Justice

This resource provides a whole host of programs, the immigration specific one will be linked below. Their mission statement for "SOAR Immigration Legal Services" program is to provide "culturally competent immigration-related legal representation and education to refugees and immigrants with limited income throughout Oregon." They have a statement of social principles and concerns which outline the advocacy and social change work they not only support but also are taking action towards.

The Eastside Environmental Council (EEC) was established in September 2004 by local citizens of Jacksonville’s Eastside community, in order to address the environmental issues in that area.Our mission is to provide an empowered, educated, healthier, and economically sustainable Urban Core Community for the citizens of East Jacksonville by the implementation of environmental studies, collaborative focus groups, and strategic planning.

East Harlem Preservation, Inc. (EHP) is a volunteer-driven, non-commercial, 501(c)3 advocacy organization founded in 2005 to promote and preserve the neighborhood’s history and diversity. EHP seeks to empower underserved low-income, and working families in East Harlem/El Barrio and surrounding areas by providing free and unfiltered local news and information about local programs and upcoming events through our popular social media accounts, website, and monthly newsletter. EHP is led by community activists, educators, and artists who live and/or work in East Harlem and been involved in many local issues. Our website and social media resources are available to residents and community partners as free platforms for self- and collective expression and empowerment. EHP often collaborates with and lends resources to local, national and international activists and artists working to challenge policies and practices that negatively impact their neighborhoods and who advocate for the development of sound, community-based alternatives. Our members also conduct neighborhood tours and organize media and educational campaigns and regularly engage in community empowerment actions involving affordable housing; social and environmental justice; land-marking; and government transparency.

Mission: Empower Youth, Inspire the Community for a Safe and Healthy Future​. Vision: East Cleveland Neighborhood Center (ECNC) envisions all children growing up to be successful adults engaged in their community and possessing the tools to advocate for themselves and those in need.

They offer free workshops, bookclubs, computer classes. They have switched to virtual classes.

Earthworks Urban Farm, founded in 1998, is a program of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. The farm is located on 2.5 acres of land and is certified organic. We seek to build a just, beautiful food system through education, inspiration, and community development. As a working study in both social justice and in knowing the origins of the food we eat, Earthworks strives to restore our connection to the environment and community.

Our Doulas and Perinatal Health Advocates work to reduce the risk of undesirable pregnancy and birth outcomes, promote perinatal wellness for parents and children, and promote breastfeeding advocacy to all families, while also working to eliminate racial and ethnic disparities in infant and maternal health within undervalued and underrepresented communities.

Also offering full-spectrum doula companionship, “earth seed holistic is a healing practice and consultancy providing botanical offerings, herbal consultations, creativity coaching, energy work, full-spectrum companionship, community facilitation, and knowledge shares centered in plant medicine, cosmic wisdom, and nurturing the creative spirit.”