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We’re five months into 2024. Watching an ongoing genocide through our screens. Trump’s campaign ramping up while facing a criminal lawsuit. State after state passing

To advance racial justice at the federal level, we need more governing power in the hands of movement-aligned elected officials at Congress. Rep. Jamaal Bowman

SURJ members and staff are on the ground in Pittsburgh celebrating Rep. Summer Lee’s overwhelming victory in the Democratic Congressional primary yesterday! A majority-white working

In one week, Democratic Congresswoman Summer Lee is up for re-election in her Pittsburgh area district. This is the first primary where a Congressperson who has

Our organizing programs engage millions of white people every year. Today, we’re launching a new video, “More in Common,” that shares a taste of what it’s like to organize with our national programs.

We’re proud that SURJ is a political home where thousands of white people find community and take action for justice. We know there are thousands more looking for a home base like ours, so as we move through this big year of action, we’re reaching outward and bringing more and more of our people in.

Trump handily swept the GOP primaries yesterday and is now the de facto nominee for president. The power of the far right, racist agenda he

“Anti-racism is not a posture, it’s a practice.” SURJ Executive Director, Erin Heaney Last week, almost 1000 people from the SURJ network logged onto our

2024 is a critical year for beating back authoritarianism and bringing in thousands of people to movements for justice. We have a sharp plan to organize

I am so proud to share that the Kentucky People’s Union (KPU), a project of SURJ in Eastern Kentucky that I helped found alongside community