Social Change Now

Social Change Now: A Guide for Reflection and Connection is Deepa Iyer’s heartfelt offering to individuals and groups seeking to initiate or deepen their actions in service to social change values.

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For those who are just beginning their social change journeys to those who are weary and disillusioned, how can we effectively anchor our commitments to equity, solidarity, and justice?

The Social Change Ecosystem Map Framework

The social change ecosystem framework helps individuals, networks, and organizations align and get in right relationship with social change values, individual roles, and their broader ecosystem.

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Tools and resources designed to support your individual solidarity practice as well as your organization, network, or coalition.

Solidarity Is This Podcast

Listen to each conversation, review the notes, and read the transcripts.

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How can transformative solidarity practice lead to mutual liberation and collective power?

Solidarity Summits

The Solidarity Summits are a year-long training series to expand solidarity practices, narratives, and partnerships among organizations and communities at the frontlines of advancing justice and equity in the United States.

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The 2022-2023 Summits are bringing representatives from over 15 organizations that work in Indigenous, Arab, Muslim, Asian, Black and Latinx communities to build power.

About Solidarity Is

A program of the Building Movement Project, Solidarity Is generates tools, trainings, and narratives to facilitate transformative solidarity practices for movement building organizations and activists who are invested in meaningful social change. 

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Solidarity has long been a strategy for building power, deepening political education, and nurturing bonds used by organizations, networks, coalitions, and movements.

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Centering

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Connections

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Solidarity Principles

Principles for transformative solidarity practice, developed by Solidarity Is | Building Movement Project.

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commonalities

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Co-liberation

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Co-Conspiratorship

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Capacity

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Our Latest

The Building Movement Project (BMP) supports and pushes the nonprofit sector to tackle the most significant social changes of our times by developing research, creating tools and training materials, providing guidance, and facilitating networks for social change.

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New Report | Balancing Act: Asian American Organizations Respond to Community Crises and Build Collective Power
Over the past three years, Asian American organizations have been engaging in a precarious balancing act: responding to community crises in the form of targeted violence while simultaneously building solidarity
Lessons learned from BMPs new race equity assessment development process
Written by Mercedes Brown (Director of Race Equity Assessment, BMP) In my previous blog, I celebrated the public launch of Building Movement Project’s (BMP) automated race equity assessment, Building Blocks
Supporting the Real Needs of All Nonprofits: Where Is More Infrastructure Needed?
Chris Cardona, Frances Kunreuther, Sean Thomas-Breitfeld The social sector provides vital services, connection, and advocacy in the U.S. and around the globe. Nonprofits represents more than 10% of the U.S.
Meet BMP’s Newest Team Members: Adaku, Camryn, and Jasmine
Our team at the Building Movement Project has grown in the past few months, and we wanted to introduce you to our newest staff members! Read on to get to