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Immigration Services and Legal Advocacy (ISLA) is a legal services organization that defends the rights of our immigrant communities and advocates for just and humane immigration policy.

The New Florida Majority is an independent political organization working to increase the voting and political power of marginalized and excluded constituencies toward an inclusive, equitable, and just Florida. Through street-level organizing, NewFM is overcoming the dark days of racism and divisiveness in the Sunshine State to bring the new light of fairness and equity to all residents. Our organizers focus on mobilizing their communities to significantly expand democratic rights for those who have been historically marginalized, excluded and silenced.

A rent and homeless prevention program for Essex County and Newark NJ residents who have a low income and have children, as well. It is intended to assist people who are behind on rent, facing an eviction, need a security deposit, or are in danger of homelessness. Get help or a loan for addressing rental arrears, relocation expenses and utility assistance.

NBDC is the nation’s organization for all Black disabled people. Membership and partners includes Black disabled organizations, disabled people, parents, family members, faith based, non-profits, and academic and policy leaders. Founded in 1990, in response to the need for Black disabled people to organize around mutual concerns, NBDC is dedicated to examining and improving; community leadership, family inclusion, entrepreneurship, civil rights, service delivery systems, education and information and Black disabled identity and culture through the lenses of ableism and racism.

Iris House saves lives through comprehensive support, prevention and education services for women, families, and under served populations affected by HIV/AIDS and other health disparities in a safe, family-centered environment by passionate, professional and culturally competent staff.

We are Connecticut's only anti-racist and social justice communications agency. Through socially responsible communications, high-quality social media management, media relations, and community engagement, The Narrative Project helps emerging and established mission-driven organizations reach their diverse publics, build their image, further their mission, and achieve their goals.

The Nap Ministry is an organization that examines the liberating power of naps. We engage with the power of performance art, site-specific installations, and community organizing to install sacred and safe spaces for the community to rest together. We facilitate immersive workshops and curate performance art that examines rest as a radical tool for community healing. We believe rest is a form of resistance and name sleep deprivation as a racial and social justice issue.

The Mississippi Link is an African American owned newspaper and media company that emphasizes the concerns of the African American community and its readers. We are a highly respected print and online media publication that significantly influences the thoughts, attitudes and buying decisions of our readers and viewers. We publish special interest editions throughout the year. Our targeted audience includes pre-dominantly-black men and women, students, business owners, educators and other professionals within the age range of 21 to 65 with an average annual income of $50,000.00. The Mississippi Link is distributed by mail subscription sales, coin operated racks, various retail outlets throughout Mississippi, and online.

The Iowa Queer Communities of Color's mission is to use an intersectional lens to address the inequity of services, lack of support and space, socioeconomic disparities, and institutional racism experienced by our communities through education, advocacy, intentional inclusivity and organizing.

Since 1923, The Miami Times has been an important part of the week for some of South Florida’s most sophisticated readers. As South Florida’s oldest and largest Black newspaper, we represent the pinnacle of community relations. The Black community has come to rely upon our award-winning newspaper for the most comprehensive and engaging coverage of local and national news, arts and entertainment, family life, business and faith. Each week we seek to educate, entertain and inform our readers by covering those issues that matter most within our community with authority, vigor and integrity.