Websites using social justice issues as a keyword

Mission We seek to catalyze and cultivate a social justice movement in Northern Nevada by uniting communities deeply rooted in faith with communities deeply rooted in the pain of injustice to organize and mobilize for powerful social change. What We Do We partner with faith communities to deepen their prophetic engagement in social justice issues.…

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One-on-One Friendship provides a network for students and activists to engage in social justice issues through education, dialogue, and interfaith works.

A nonprofit media center, The Nation Institute is dedicated to strengthening the independent press and advancing social justice and civil rights. Our dynamic range of programs includes a bestselling book publishing imprint, Nation Books; our award-winning Investigative Fund, which supports groundbreaking investigative journalism; the widely read and syndicated website TomDispatch; the Victor S. Navasky Internship Program at <i>The Nation</i> magazine; and Journalism Fellowships that fund over 20 high-profile reporters every year.

Intellectual Discourse Concerning Issues of Access in Education

On animals, peace and war, science, social justice, women's issues, arts, and much more

I am a rising senior at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, pursuing a major in journalism and minor in Spanish. I am interested in writing about culture, criminal justice, women’s issues, politics and more. I am especially interested in feature writing for both digital and print platforms. Every time I read stories such as this profile of Lorde, I get the chills. I am currently working as an editorial assistant at New York magazine’s The Cut. This past summer, I traversed Chicago as a metro reporting intern for the Chicago Sun-Times. On the side, I copy-edited technological help articles and developed a social media plan for Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management’s technology department. This past year, I investigated a 1975 murder case as part of an investigative class supported by the Medill Justice Project, an award-winning national investigative journalism center. I spent the first half of the year studying Spanish at the Consortium for Advanced Studies Abroad in Barcelona. You can also find my work in The Daily Northwestern, Michigan Avenue and the Daily Herald. During my sophomore year, I managed The Daily’s Arts and Entertainment section for five months, covering everything from New York Fashion Week to “Fiddler on the Roof.” I am a proud Chicago-native. When I’m not writing, you can find me training for a half marathon or seeking out guacamole. Email me for Chicago restaurant recommendations OR preferably, to see my resume. Here, you can find more of my clips.

A blog about social justice, politics, music and cats... anything shiny!

Progressive resources from the Peace Resource Project - We provide a diverse selection of resources to empower worldwide nonviolent social change. We have pin-back buttons, bumper stickers, magnets, t-shirts, DVDs with messages and slogans of peace, justice, environmental awareness, recycling, women's issues, animal rights, vegetarianism, education, diversity, family planning, anti-racism, native wisdom, political and social commentary - Great for fundraising - Wholesale and bulk discount pricing available.

Ann Lewis is a multidisciplinary activist artist often working in public spaces who creates work challenging the perceived realities of society. She focuses her attention on social justice and environmental issues.

Twenty-something Detroit based blogger who documents her love of Art, Travel, Style, Social Justice Issues, Yoga and Detroit.

Scenarios USA is a national non-profit organization that uses writing and film to engage young people on issues of social justice, identity and health.

Sacha Médiné is a Vancouver-based Registered Clinical Counsellor. Working from a social justice perspective, he provides individual, relationship, family, and group counselling to a diverse range of people struggling with issues including depression, anxiety, and family violence. Often misspelled as Sasha Medine and Sascha Medine.

A social worker blogging on news, social justice issues, and politics from a social work lens.

"Action expresses priorities." -Gandhi  Background  -I started this blog as a grad student, with the goal of sharing and highlighting important research and developments in the areas of public health, behavioral and psychological sciences, social justice, and related issues in politics and policy. I probably haven't updated this page in a long time :) -I…

SouthWest UU Women: A non-profit organization that supports women through worship, learning, leadership, community and social justice, SWUUW discusses women's issues, explores feminist theology, promotes friendships and celebrates the diversities that makes us individual women on our individual spiritual paths. SWUUW is a district-wide organization open to all UU Women's Groups and women in the Southwest Conference area.

An independent progressive publisher on global issues and alternatives with particular focus on human rights and social justice.

One of the first community foundations in the world, The Minneapolis Foundation brings people together to unite behind common goals and spark positive change in our community.

Arie Farnam is author of the Kyrennei Series and writer of urban fantasy, dystopia, fantasy thrillers, alternative history, and intense literary fiction. The By the Hearth blogs include herb lore on medicinal plants and home remedies, a blog on books for avid readers and writing tips, a forum for radical progressive posts on social justice, prejudice, racism, disability issues, blindness, environmental activism and more, and finally a place for notes on Pagan and Wiccan holidays and family traditions.

WASD brings together experts from across the world to discuss issues relating to sustainable development, science and technology management.

Politics and Social Justice Issues from the People Donald Trump and the GOP Hate.

PEAKS is a program of Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County, focusing on Social and Economic Justice related issues.

Jesuit Social Services - Raising awareness of social justice issues and social injustice by advocating social policy change and social inclusion

Reform by Activism and Design is a research and production firm studying social issues in the built environment. Our film Design as a Social Act promotes participatory design methods in architecture and environmental design.

An interdisciplinary journal focusing on the intersectional aspects of privilege and works to bridge academia and practice, highlight activism, and offers a forum for creative introspection on issues of inequity, power and privilege.

Bharat Vichar Manch discuss Social Development, Political, Law, Justice, Government, Employment, Defense, Spiritual, Health, Entertainment, Sport issues

We are SPARC: Art | Community | Education | Social Justice SPARC | Social & Public Art Resource Center | Creating Sites of Public Memory Since 1976 | Founded by Judy Baca, Donna Deitch & Christina Schlesinger | SPARC is a community cultural center that creates public art as a vehicle to promote civic dialogue, foster cross-cultural understanding, and address critical social issues. We accomplish our mission by producing, preserving and presenting community-based public art. SPARC is a facilitator Ð finding ways to tell richly textured stories that help community participants and artists achieve a measure of change and transformation.

Chesapeake PSR is a strong health voice on climate and energy, toxic pollution and social justice issues in Maryland. Our work encompasses climate change, clean energy, solar, renewable energy, fracking, toxic pollution, coal-fired power, and nuclear proliferation.

Plain View Press is a 35-year-old issue-based literary publishing house. We have published 350 titles presenting the work of almost 500 national and international writers. Despite evidence that relentless violence has taken root worldwide, there is hope and there are artists to show the human face of it. We publish contemporary literature — poetry, fiction, memoir and nonfiction. Susan Bright, Poet / Publisher.

Urbano is an arts education non-profit and art studio based in Jamaica Plain, Boston, that facilitates encounters between visual artists, local youth, and community agents. Urbano organizes public art projects, exhibitions, talks, and artist residencies to promote creative placemaking, and advocate for social justice issues.

United Campus Workers unites Tennessee's higher education staff and faculty into a strong voice to address critical issues we face. Our mission is to advance and defend the interests of all Tennessee higher education staff and faculty, as well as promoting solidarity, democracy, and advancing social and economic justice in our workplaces and in our communities.

BPI, a public interest law and policy center, strives to advance innovative solutions to issues of social justice and quality of life in the Chicago region.

The Scholar: St. Mary's Law Review on Race and Social Justice seeks to speak on behalf of minorities by reaching out to the larger community, to inform them, to share with them, to educate them and to grow with them. The goal of The Scholar is to give all minorities a "voice" in the publication of a legal journal on issues affecting all minorities..

The publishing house of the Iona Community - books, CDs, DVDs and digital downloads on Holistic spirituality, Social justice, Political and peace Issues, Innovative approaches to worship, Healing, Song, Material for meditation and reflection

Support sustainable community development for indigenous and marginalized populations in Ecuador

Reports and Documentaries on social-justice issues. Scroll down on the picture icons to view.

Bringing together Jewish people from diverse traditions and perspectives to promote understanding and take action on social and economic justice issues.

We are a global digital media initiative, focused on issues related to equality and social justice, gender, race, and the economically disadvantaged.

In-depth analysis of issues and events in India and around the world in the fields of politics, economy, industry, social justice, the environment, culture, literature, cinema, art, science and media.

David LeBoeuf is a Worcester, MA native and passionate advocate for educational opportunities, economic development, access to healthcare, and community development. A lifelong Democrat, David is running to represent the 17th Worcester District as a State Representative in the Massachusetts State House.

What is Social Justice? Social Justice Solutions explores news, topics, and issues about social justice in the modern world. Submit your ideas and comments.

We strategically collaborate, convene, and partner to build young people’s leadership on issues of social justice, restorative practices, and public health.

Progressive news site providing information, resources and entertainment related to social work, social issues, human rights and social good.

An information forum on politics, democracy, human rights, environment, economy, science, and social justice issues, Interact and make your voice heard.

Spirituality & Health Magazine brings mindful coverage to topics including faith, Eastern philosophy, meditation, and mainstream religion; nutrition, wellness, yoga, and holistic medicine; creativity, the inner life, social justice, and issues of conscience; and public health, the human body, and the environment. An enlightening voice for over 15 years.

Scenarios USA is a national non-profit organization that uses writing and film to engage young people on issues of social justice, identity and health.

SDGs, Global Goals, United Nations, NGOs, International NGO, Policy, Global Governance, Global Solutions, Global Issues, Global Economy, Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Sustainable Development, International Development, Gender Equality, Social Inclusions, Economy prosperity, Biodiversity, Sustainable Development Goals, International Law, Global Justice

Listen for a Change is a social justice storytelling event born out of a need from communities looking to feel connected to social issues impacting us firsthand.

GlobalIssues.org provides insights into global issues that may be misrepresented but are all closely related. List of topics covered include social, political, economic and environmental issues, including human rights, economy, trade, globalization, poverty, environment and health related issues.

A Working-Class Think Tank providing commentary, theory, analyses, research, and history on a variety of social, economic, political, educational, and cultural issues.

Learn to use American political metaphors that move your issues. See what hot new American Political framing metaphor we suggest right now, along with links to recent articles on American politics, Environment and Sustainability, Peace and Social & Economic Justice. Latest updates from the Metaphor Project!

The Sustainable Communities Network website connects citizens with the resources they need to implement innovative processes and programs to restore the economic, environmental, and social health and vitality of their communities. It addresses a wide range of issues related to community sustainability, including creating communities, smart growth, growing a sustainable economy, protecting natural resources, living sustainably, and governing communities. In addition it gives case studies, resources, related Web sites, links to relevant sites, events calendars, and suggested reading.

A daily news publication devoted to issues affecting youth involved in child welfare and juvenile justice and the larger youth services field.