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.
Join SURJ to talk to white working-class voters about their feelings on Trump’s immigration policies and deployment of ICE in the key congressional districts that will determine control of the House in the 2026 elections.
The SURJ chapter network is made up of chapters and affiliates across the country who work in their local communities. Through community organizing, mobilizing, and education, SURJ chapters move white people to take action as part of a multi-racial majority for racial and economic justice. Work on the ground for each of SURJ’s chapters varies from place to place, but each one is committed to SURJ’s core values and mission.
Join us on Wednesdays to take action together to show up against Trump’s illegal, immoral agenda.
We do things like call and write representatives and make public comments on government websites. Each action hour will have a training portion so you’ll have everything you need to plug in and make an impact.
In 2026, our movements have already delivered powerful blows to the Trump administration’s billionaire agenda, and we’re in the best position yet to stop their death march and weaken their power. Millions of white people are defecting and rising up– it’s our role to be ready to move them away
Just hours ago, Analilia Mejía, a working-class, antiracist candidate who ran on a platform of abolishing ICE and fighting for working people, won the NJ-11 special primary in a massive upset. SURJ members called 20,000 voters in majority-white districts for Analilia to help deliver this reckoning to mainstream Democrats and
I’m writing to you from on the ground in Minneapolis. I have just spent the past week here with a few other SURJ organizers supporting local efforts on the ground and our chapter’s powerful work. I am in awe of the organizing happening here– it is rigorous, it is community-driven,
