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The memorial is set in an open plaza, accessible to the public 24 hours a day throughout the year. The site is wheelchair accessible. Exhibits about the Civil Rights Movement martyrs, theater and the Wall of Tolerance are adjacent to the memorial inside the Civil Rights Memorial Center.

Greater Cleveland Urban Film Foundation envisions a deepened change, appreciation and understanding of Black culture by increasing the number of educational and economic opportunities for Black artists and affiliated professionals.

The Greater Cleveland Interfaith Alliance is a cohort-based, two-year capacity building program that supports cross-denominational faith organizations operating as safety points and resources in their communities.

Throughout Northeast Ohio, one in six people is food insecure – meaning they may not know where their next meal will come from. The Greater Cleveland Food Bank seeks to bridge the meal gap, connecting individuals with the nutritious meals they need to succeed.

Southern Organizing Academy (SOA) serves to strengthen the leadership and capacity of southern based folks. We build power that creates social and structural change by rooting ourselves in a queer, feminist, abolitionist framework. Southern Organizer Academy strives to honor the strong lineage of freedom fighters by centering the leadership of Black and Brown women/fems through : Kinship based organizing training that weaves our individual and ancestral knowledge into real time change!

A comprehensive directory of Greater Cleveland Black-owned businesses.

We’re a grassroots, member led organization working to improve the lives, working conditions, and terms of employment for working class and poor people in Maine.We believe that working and poor people must organize together in order to transform our workplaces and communities. If we want to improve our conditions at work, win victories to improve our economic conditions, or transform our health care system we have to organize as many people as possible to take action. When we act collectively we have more power to improve conditions for everyone. All of our campaigns and programs are primarily run by our members and volunteers who work together to reach new people, organize events, create media, and more. Our values, principles, and community agreements inform how we think about, strategize, and plan our work. They ground us in history and theory, and they articulate our place in the expansive broader movement for justice and liberation that we strive daily to help build.