Racial Justice

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Black Feminist Theory

Danielle Phillips-Cunningham: Black Women’s History of All-Sided Labor Resistance

by: Sheri Davis; and Steven Pitts
Article published:: May 20, 2022

Movements today draw strength from the rich history of all-sided organizing by Black women.

Labor Organizing

Black Feminist Theory

People are lying on their backs on a brick plaza, knees up, feet on the ground. In the center of the photo stands a young Black boy in a white shirt. A Black man in a neat grey suit leans over, wrapping an arm around him as if to comfort him.

Community Organizing

Criminal Justice Reform

Swords to Ploughshares: People of Faith Reinvent Public Safety (Part 2)

By: Judith Barish and Sandra Hinson

People sitting in a large hall raising their hands. It's a casually dressed, mixed-race crowd.

Community Organizing

Criminal Justice Reform

Swords to Ploughshares: People of Faith Reinvent Public Safety (Part 1)

By: Judith Barish and Sandra Hinson

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Black Feminist Theory

Beverly Guy-Sheftall: All Our Oppressions are Interconnected

By: Sheri Davis; and Steven Pitts

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Criminal Justice Reform

Mariame Kaba: Organizing is the How

By: Steven Pitts; and Toussaint Losier

Black Work Talk by Convergence

NTanya Lee: We Need a Liberatory Strategy for Today and Tomorrow

By: Steven Pitts; and Toussaint Losier

Yellow and orange tinted image wih photos of Suzanne Pharr and Linda Evans

Danger from the Right

Bringing Our Humanity to the Long Work of Change

By: Elisabeth Long

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Community Organizing

Bianca Cunningham: From AfroSOC to Elections to Eviction Defense

By: Steven Pitts; and Toussaint Losier

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Lester K. Spence: Power makes durable shifts in politics, economics & culture

By: Steven Pitts; and Toussaint Losier

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