Solidaire Network

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Solidaire Network nurtures relationships between social movements and donor and funder members to create regenerative systems rooted in love and justice.

For all of the calls to 'protect democracy' over the past year, we have seen that an alarming number of funders and individual donors prefer to: Assess risk. Do strategic planning. Protect themselves. Wait it out. These are strategies of privilege, of luxury, of being cushioned from what is happening on the ground. - Bia Vieira of Women's Foundation California and Michelle Wilson of Women Engaged
Four Funders Supporting the Right to Protest
Death & Taxes film screening dates including July 17 at the IFC Center in New York City and July 25 at Laemmle Royal in Los Angeles
Screenshot of Democracy Frontlines Fund Year 4 report with partner photos and statistics including $83.5 million committed in multiyear unrestricted support to Black organizing.
Black and red graphic from IMEU Policy Project reads "Israel has received a shipment of weapons from the US every 15 hours for 20 months. This week Israel announced the 1014th weapons shipment from the US in 614 days of genocide: bulldozers."
Glen Galaich of Stupski Foundation and Leah Hunt-Hendrix, co-founder of Solidaire and Way to Win, on a split screen, smiling, as they record a podcast episode of Break Fake Rules
No war on Iran. No genocide in Palestine. No exceptions. We will not be silent. join 500+ individuals and organizations who have signed on to this call to action. Rising Majority logo in corner
What does it mean to "organize the rich"?
Cover of a New Era of Philanthropy against a hot pink background with headshots of Dimple and Vini
Navigating the Goo: a spend out for regeneration webinar with speakers Shantell Bingham – Co-Director, Liberating Investment in the Food and Farm Ecosystem Farhad Ebrahimi – Philanthropic Transformation Strategist, Solidaire Network and Founder and former President, Chorus Foundation Kat Gilje – Former Executive Director, Ceres Trust Sonja Swift – Trustee, Swift Foundation
Dominant culture teaches that there is a singular narrative, only one way is true, or one way will get us to victory. But many of us come from ancestries and communities that embrace multiples and many possibilities as part of how you build new worlds. Seeing multiples means there doesn't have to be any silver bullets because you can try many things or believe in many things at the same time. As a sector, part of an equity growth spurt is trying on multiple strategies and recognizing there doesn't have to be just one. - Tynesha McHarris, Black Feminist Fund, The Future of Equitable Philanthropy on SSIR