Foundation for a Just Society

Resources should be reinvested in programs that actually make our city safe and healthier for us all. Learn about the campaign by Women On The Rise and partners to close the Atlanta City Jail and convert it into a wellness center.

If philanthropy wants to have a genuine impact on the fight for racial justice, we need to fund grassroots abolitionist movements and resource them well. These movements are building alternative solutions to policing and creating tools and technologies that shift responsibility for public safety away from government and into the hands of community organizations that understand what works. Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice shares opportunities for funders to support critical work to dismantle systemic racism and white supremacy.

We are watching very closely as to how the result of the case could impact the situation in the region. Learn how Red Lésbica Cattrachas is playing a key role to hold the Honduran government accountable and demand transgender justice through strategic litigation in what will be the time the Inter-American Court of Human Rights will rule on whether governments have done enough to protect transgender people.

We will mobilize everyone. Explore how Lumière Synergie pour le Développement supports the Khelcom women fish processors in Bargny, Senegal advance environmental and land rights by continuing to confront extractive industries and large-scale development projects despite the struggles and obstacles that they face. https://www.vice.com//this-tiny-fishing-town-was-poisoned-

Discover how the Global Greengrants Fund's activist-led grantmaking advisory committees play a key role to ensure the organization responsively funds local organizations working at the intersection of women’s rights and environmental justice and those most affected by injustice have the resources they need to cultivate the leadership and solutions to transform their community. https://www.greengrants.org/