Grassroots coalition organizing to dismantle Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and end the criminalization and deportation of immigrant communities. Through direct action, mutual aid, and community defense, the coalition builds power with those most impacted by detention and deportation across New York and New Jersey.

The December 12th Movement (D12), is a Pan-African human rights Black liberation organization based in New York City, organizing mass actions for reparations, anti-policing, housing, health care, and more.

A hotline and tech tool providing 24/7 free legal support during arrests. Founded by Brooklyn activists after police killings, Good Call connects arrestees to public defenders within minutes and alerts loved ones. It especially aids those in over-policed areas of NYC, demystifying legal processes and reducing NYPD abuses during booking.

The Door’s mission is to empower young people to reach their potential by providing comprehensive youth development services in a diverse and caring environment, serving up to 11,000 youth annually across our four New York City locations.

Founded by abolitionist educator Akiea “Ki” Gross, Woke Kindergarten supports abolitionist early childhood learning—centering Black, queer, and trans liberation. Known for “60‑second texts,” “woke words of the day,” and “Woke Wonderings” prompts that encourage children to imagine community-based alternatives to policing, borders, and money

A curated NYC directory listing non-police emergency alternatives—housing, mental health, violence prevention, substance support—promoting community-based safety networks .

A decentralized mutual aid network that incubated the community fridge movement in NYC (first fridge launched Feb 8 2020), linking collectives and coordinating over 100+ fridges in the region .

Operates multiple community fridges across NYC, redistributing surplus fresh food with dignity, coordinating volunteer ecosystems: Food-to‑Fridge, Farm‑to‑Fridge, School‑to‑Fridge, and Chef‑to‑Fridge

Group with a mission to end systems that target, surveil, harass, and criminalize the association of young Black and Latinx people, and advance harm-reducing investments and community-based programs that are proven to make neighborhoods safer.

Statewide coalition of over 80 groups representing tenants and homeless New Yorkers, united in our fight for housing as a human right.

enriches the lives of and restores agency, justice, joy, and health to Black Womxn, Girls, and Non-men

Teaches safe, consent-based self-defense and movement training to survivors and youth.

Anti-violence organization building community power and safety through self-defense, financial literacy, organizing, and healing programs.

Centering Black women & girls in movement training, community care, and empowerment workshops.

Culturally rooted doula care and birth support for Black mothers—prioritizing holistic maternal health.

Local collective organizing for Black and Brown mothers around environmental, health, and reproductive justice.

Multi-issue youth coalition centering young people’s leadership in educational and social justice struggles.

Works toward prison abolition through pen pal matching, mail processing/letter-writing, reentry support, sending solidarity packages and commissary to inside members, and organizing with community partner

Grassroots campaign led by impacted people and families across New York State. Together, we are fighting to end mass incarceration and overhaul New York’s racist and unjust sentencing laws. 

A statewide grassroots membership organization that builds power among low-income people directly impacted by HIV/AIDS, the drug war, mass incarceration, and homelessness.