After several years of work around housing rights an advocacy group for affordable and safe housing in Shelbyville, Tennessee, is celebrating a victory. Read the
Read about how Louisville SURJ’s year-round organizing with working-class white people to end cash bail resulted in electing 7 new judges who are more aligned
Erin Heaney, Executive Director of SURJ, talks with Moms Rising’s Kirsten Rowe-Finkbeiner about SURJ’s Stop Cop City Toolkit and the role of white people in
Avery Martens talks about the needs of Ohioians for harm-reduction focused policies about drug use. Read the full article
The key was organizing, through which volunteers connected deeply, authentically, and vulnerably with voters who didn’t agree with them yet. SURJ Executive Director Erin Heaney
Louisville jail leaders and city officials have quietly kickstarted conversations about replacing the facility, a proposal that has a potentially hefty price tag for taxpayers.
Carl Paladino entered the Republican primary for New York’s 23rd Congressional District with a history of extreme statements, and the Buffalo real estate developer lived
Beth Howard, Op-Ed for the Boston Globe My beloved Eastern Kentucky has been ravaged by floods that have killed at least 37 people, destroyed homes
White supporters of racial justice around Buffalo have watched white nationalist ideologies creep into their communities. They’ve mobilized to convince people that white nationalism is
Queers at the End of the World is a thoughtful, nerdy, and very queer conversation on the apocalypse. On the podcast, we discuss classic and contemporary
