Organizations to Support

The Radical Hood Library and Noname Book Club is a worker-led cooperative with various branches across the US. Each month, the book club highlights books by BIPOC authors that focus on marginalized experiences and liberation struggles. Through the "Radical Books-To-Prisoners Program," the organization also distributes these books to currently incarcerated individuals across the country, free of charge

Heal Palestine is a nonprofit that has been operating in occupied Palestine to deliver crucial health care to vulnerable Palestinian youth. This is achieved both at their field hospital in the area, as well as through their program to rescue families in Palestine and provide them with quality medical care in the US.

The Sentencing Project is an organization that combats mass-incarceration from multiple angles. Through lobbying for sentencing reform and expanded voting rights for Black and Brown citizens, they've helped pass legislation to restore voting rights to formerly incarcerated people. They also conduct reputable research into the US legal system that has been leveraged to advocate for policy change.

The SPLC is a long-standing organization that provides legal representation to individuals from vulnerable minority communities, particularly immigrants. They have also used their resources to expose corruption and discriminatory processes in the US legal and immigration system. Also lobbying against voter suppression, providing free educational resources, and uplifting BIPOC stories and experiences, the SPLC presents a comprehensive counter to systemic racism from many angles. 

Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow (FIT) is a Las Vegas-based organization that provides services and support for recently released formerly-incarcerated people. FIT supports vulnerable individuals in securing housing, employment, and healthcare at no cost. 

Médecins Sans Frontiéres (Doctors Without Borders) is a reputable organization providing crucial medical care to vulnerable communities globally. Doctors Without Borders has long called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in occupied Gaza, and provides emergency health care to those affected. They also operate in over 70 other countries in their various clinics and hospitals.