Ways To Support

Support our partners at RAPP to Release Aging People in Prison.
Demand lawmakers in Albany pass the Elder Parole bill and Fair and Timely Parole Act.

Ceyenne Doroshow and her organization G.L.I.T.S. have been supporting Black trans people who are leaving prison and need housing. Please support this organization’s efforts to secure long-term housing.⁣
Support the Trans Justice Funding Project

Directory of bail funds
Join or support a mutual aid network
Support Black-led organizations in NYC
Donate to the Organization for Black Struggle to build a movement that fights for political empowerment, economic justice and the cultural dignity of the African-American community, especially the Black working class.

Led by students, the Urban Youth Collaborative (UYC) brings together New York City students to fight for real education reform that puts students first.
Educated Little Monsters is a Brooklyn-based grassroots movement dedicated to providing artistic outlets and economic opportunity for under-resourced youth of color.
The Alliance for Quality Education is a Black-led organization fighting for equity in the NYS school system. Support their Education Justice Fund.

Donate to WE ACT and help build healthy communities with the participation of people of color and/or low income residents.
Support the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance (NYC EJA), a citywide network of grassroots organizations that work together in their struggle for environmental justice.
Support Sunrise Movement, a youth movement to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs in the process.

Support Goddard Riverside, the local homeless outreach organization on the UWS, by making a one-time or recurring donation.
Tenants & Neighbors, a key member of the Housing Justice for All Coalition, organizes tenants for better rent laws and to build truly affordable housing.

Support the American Indian Community House, who improve and promote the well-being of the American Indian Community in NYC.
Support the LANDBACK campaign to get Indigenous lands back into Indigenous hands, and empower Indigenous people.

The Justice Committee is a grassroots organization dedicated to building a movement against police violence and systemic racism and empowering low-income Latinx and other people of color to address these issues.