Black Panther community survival programs expand

Welfare recipients organize for dignity, adequate support, and a voice in policy, challenging systems that treated service users as passive beneficiaries. Source gives the year or month only; day 1 is...

Women organize to challenge discrimination and exclusion, using chapters, advocacy, and public campaigns to broaden women’s participation.

The housing charity combines public campaigning, advice, and services, offering an example of a nonprofit integrating frontline experience into policy advocacy. Source gives the year or month only;...

The Young Lords develop from a Puerto Rican street organization into a multiethnic group advocating access to health care, education, housing, and employment. Source gives the year or month only;...

Urban Indigenous organizers create a community-led movement addressing police violence, treaty rights, and self-determination. Source gives the year or month only; day 1 is a timeline-schema...

The organization documents discrimination against ethnic, religious, and linguistic minorities and works with communities and local partners. Source gives the year or month only; day 1 is a...

Community members resist police violence; the uprising helps catalyze grassroots organizations, mutual aid, and public campaigns for LGBTQ+ rights.

Disabled people organize around self-determination and challenge institutions that define disability without the participation of disabled people. Source gives the year or month only; day 1 is a...

Black women organize against intersecting racism and sexism, insisting social movements and service organizations address multiple forms of exclusion together. Source gives the year or month only; day...

LGBTQ+ advocates create a legal nonprofit to challenge discrimination through litigation and public education, expanding access to justice for marginalized communities. Source gives the year or...