Jan 301 minWhen we win, WE CELEBRATE! Join us on Feb. 14th!We are so honored for your support over the past 7 amazing years, we wanted to invite YOU to join us on February 14th as we celebrate and honor the people, t...
Nov 12, 20195 minMaking Big Moves For What’s NextGreetings from the RJAC Leadership Team! We’re thrilled to share our plans for our future and hope you will join with us in celebration of our evolution. On ...
Nov 4, 201910 minMEDIA: Starve the Beast’: Southern campaigns to divest, decarcerate, and re-imagine public safetyIn La Casa Azul, “The Blue House” in East Point, Atlanta, organizers with the Racial Justice Action Center meet in what they call “the war room;" a room wher...
Oct 22, 20199 minHow a broad-based alliance closed down an Atlanta jailThis blog originally appeared on Medium, Oct. 22, 2019, by Xochitl Bervera How an alliance of formerly incarcerated women, trans and queer leaders, and immig...
Jan 1, 20191 minClose the Jail ATL Campaign Updates at www.closethejailatl.orgCheck out campaign updates for the Communities Over Cages: Close The Jail ATL Campaign at https://www.closethejailatl.org/news-1. And don't forget to follow ...
Mar 16, 20188 minMEDIA: “All Roads Lead to Atlanta”—Philanthropy Can Play Critical Role in the SouthRJAC and partners featured in Bearing Fruit Report, Nonprofit Quarterly By STEVE DUBB | March 16, 2018 Original article can be found here. “It seems that all build formal and informal relationships with allies—that means patient, risk-tolerant capital—and coalition on your grantees’ terms, not yours. Give general support grants to your Southern grantees—invest in infrastructure organizations to exist, not just to complete projects. Understand who your philanthropic partners a
