Voices For Racial Justice

Join our 2026-27 Education Equity Parent Fellowship cohort and build a more just education system alongside other BIPOC parents and caregivers ✊🏾📚

Applications are open through August 31. Learn more at voicesforracialjustice.org/fellowships and help us spread the word!

NEXT MONTH 🔊 Join us to explore the possibilities of policymaking in movements for justice. Over two sessions, we'll explore how policies shape racial in/justice, and strengthen our collective skills to work together and make longlasting impact.

🗓️ August 20 & 27
✏️ Learn more & register: voicesforracialjustice.org/training

Primary Elections are just four weeks away - it's time to make sure your voter registration is up to date, review your sample ballot, and make your plan to vote early or in person on August 11 ✅

Swipe through for a quick guide to this year's Primary Elections.

Skill up with us this summer ☀️ Join us and fellow emergent community leaders to strengthen your organizing skills, deepen your understanding of racial justice, and build powerful connections for change.

Learn more & register:
👉🏽 Intro to Community Organizing @ bit.ly/vrjorganizing
👉🏽 Intro to Race & Racial Justice @ bit.ly/vrjjustice

🔔 Action alert: tell your legislators not to roll back discipline protections for our youngest students!

Contact your legislators today:

Don’t roll back discipline protections for our youngest students Don’t roll back discipline protections for our youngest students

New on our blog: it’s been over two months since the world turned towards Minnesota when thousands of ICE agents occupied and terrorized our communities, abducting and killing our neighbors.

As we collectively organized to keep each other safe, we were held up by the support of tens of thousands of people from across the country. Since January, hundreds of generous community members have helped Voices for Racial Justice show up for our immigrant communities.

We’re grateful to be able to share our collective impact with you ❤️

Grief, hope, and action: the impact of our collective care — Voices for Racial Justice It’s been over two months since the world turned towards Minnesota when thousands of ICE agents occupied and terrorized our communities, abducting and killing our neighbors. As we collectively organized to keep each other safe, we were held up by the support of tens of thousands of people f

The economic impact of ICE’s occupation has been devastating. Thousands of families lost jobs and income, and are now facing the threat of eviction.

Our state and local officials with the power to lead need to step up and protect our neighbors by passing an eviction moratorium - but until they do, we will step up again to protect each other.

➡️ bit.ly/vrjrent

🏠 bit.ly/vrjrent 🏠

Minnesotans take care of each other. We show up to feed one another, to protest, and protect our neighbors. Now, it's up to us to continue taking care of each other, and keep our neighbors safe and housed.

We're raising $15K for rent relief by March 15th. Give today to help keep immigrant families in their homes 💛

Thanks to you, we were able to distribute hundreds of first aid kits to families sheltering in place.

ICE is still here, and we need to keep showing up. Visit our solidarity resources page to learn how to donate, tap into local community defense networks, and get trained up to support your neighbors 💜 bit.ly/vrjICEout