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Grassroots Organizers Training for Power

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Learning to be a community organizer is learning to be in control of your life. Community organizing training is about unveiling the mainstream power dynamics that exist to keep marginalized people “in their place” and then realizing that we have the power to bring those dynamics into balance.


Homeless Organizing for Power & Equality

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Homeless Organizing for Power and Equality (H.O.P.E.) is an organization whose members are exclusively people who are currently experiencing or have formerly experienced homelessness.


Memphis United

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Memphis United is a coalition of grassroots organizations, community groups, and Memphis residents formed to confront structural and institution racism.


Memphis Bus Riders Union

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The Memphis Bus Riders Union is an organization made up of those who are dependent on public transportation and supporters who stand together to put pressure on the officials of MATA and our city government to improve transit services for ALL Memphians!


Juvenile Justice Project

At any given point in time there are scores of young people who have up to 16 hours of court ordered community service who are unable to complete this in the allotted time, due to many barriers. Part of the challenge is finding willing partners who want to create meaningful service projects and not simply free labor.

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