PARTNER
ORGANIZATIONS
This page highlights our partner organizations — national and local groups we are proud to promote and/or collaborate with in advancing our shared racial justice initiatives.
Creates spaces where the stories and voices of people of African heritage are celebrated, documented, and archived through publications, professional development training opportunities, and public presentations.
Works to address the sin of racism. Collaborates with communities and organizations to identify and challenge systems, practices, and beliefs that perpetuate racial injustice and deny the sacred dignity of every person.
Founded in 1999 to build the world that abolitionist John Brown envisioned. Uses arts, education, advocacy, and activism to engage the public in excavating useful legacies of the past in order to inspire community and civic action that addresses critical social justice and human rights issues today.
Established in 1977. Dedicated to exploring the events and the meaning of United States history between 1776 and 1861. Fosters the study of the early republican period among professional historians, students, and the general public.
Honors antislavery abolitionists, their work to end slavery, and the legacy of that struggle, and strives to complete the second and ongoing abolition — the moral conviction to end racism.
