SURJ mobilizes white people for justice across the country. Through campaigns, education, and action opportunities, we move our people to reject racism and complicity– and to join movements for change.
Learn more about our current work and join us in action below.
Zohran Mamdani’s win in the NYC mayoral primary energized the nation– and how we need to make sure his anti-racist, working class platform wins in the general election. This win is bigger than New York– it’s about delivering a blow to the billionaire agenda and putting one of our most movement-aligned candidates in office.
Across the country, immigrant communities are under attack and authoritarian forces are gaining ground. But there’s a growing movement of people ready to take action with clarity, courage, and discipline. This training is for all of us who want to stand up in solidarity, especially those of us who are white who are ready to organize, respond, and show up with commitment and care.
We need to fight MAGA’s billionaire, authoritarian agenda on every front, so this November we’re organizing white working class voters to do our part to defeat MAGA candidates and put progressives in office. This is a year to win– and a year to build and deliver a referendum on Trump.
Multiracial solidarity won big last night. We notched wins all over the country in every race, from blocking MAGA in the South in the Virginia governor’s race, to passing Prop 50 in California—a direct response to Trump’s attempt to rig elections—and Zohran Mamdani’s historic win for Mayor of New York
While MAGA and ICE continue their attacks, the mass resistance is powerful and growing by the day. This past weekend, the No Kings Day protest topped the last one with over seven million people in the streets rallying, creating community, and making it clear that the majority of Americans say
MAGA’s escalating attacks on immigrants are brutal– tearing apart families and forcing people to live in fear. As they have for decades, immigrant communities are rising up and showing us all what bravery in the face of repression looks like. We’re proud that SURJ and our partners at Solidarity Organizing
