Join the interest meeting for the new SONG Richmond chapter! This meeting will be virtual, come out to find some kin. The goals of these meetings are to: build connection and community with local members, discuss SONG, chapter-hood and the benefits of chapter formations. Contact Jasmine Leeward for more information. RSVP Here
Join the interest meeting for the new SONG Richmond chapter! This meeting will be outdoors at Smith Peters Park, come out to find some kin in SONG. The goals of these meetings are to: build connection and community with local members, discuss SONG, chapter-hood and the benefits of chapter formations. Contact Jasmine Leeward for more … Continued
El 19 de junio de 1865, las tropas de la Unión llegaron a Galveston, Texas para hacer cumplir la Proclamación de Emancipación. Aunque la gente esclavizada ya era libre legalmente, muchas seguían trabajado en Texas y en el sur durante dos años después de la declaración de Lincoln. En el mismo sentido, aun siendo legalmente … Continued
We are living through and calling for transformation as protests against the system of policing have kindled fires of rage and solidarity globally. Our abolitionist vision is being embraced and grows with each person fed up, activated, fired up, and ready to fight for queer liberation. In order to win our fights, we must work, … Continued
These every other month calls are a vehicle for member-leaders organizing SONG campaigns across the South to talk to one another, share strategies and tactics, assess the conditions we are facing regionally, share out core organizing training and tools, troubleshoot challenges that are arising, build trust, and strengthen relationships. The Free From Fear regional calls … Continued
¡Feliz Día Nacional de la Salida del Closet! a sea estes fuera contigo mismx, con tus seres queridxs o no, te valoramos y apoyamos dónde te encuentres en este camino de descubrimiento. Tú eres la medida, avanza a tu ritmo y sé que eres amadx. ------ Happy National Coming Out Day! Whether you are out … Continued
We are living through and calling for transformation as protests against the system of policing have kindled fires of rage and solidarity globally. Our abolitionist vision is being embraced and grows with each person fed up, activated, fired up, and ready to fight for queer liberation. In order to win our fights, we must work, … Continued
Join SONG Power on November 9th from 6-8pm CT/7- 9pm ET for our SONG & SONG Power November Regional Member Call to reflect on the electoral process, reground in our political commitment, and share with one another what opportunities there are to be harvested in this moment. On this call we will create and enter third-space, rooted … Continued
Join SONG Power Georgia on Tuesday, November 10 at 6:30 pm ET for our SONG Georgia Statewide Movement Building Meeting where we will introduce our Black November fellows and the work they're doing to transition the energy around this election into local abolitionist campaigns. Join the call and you, too, will learn about the steps … Continued
Join the monthly Make It Rain Working Group calls! The Make It Rain Working Group is a space for members across the region to help SONG fundraise and skill up their development skills! Fundraising is so important to help our organization have campaigns, convenings, and have a strong regional reach queer and trans people across … Continued
The SONG Spokescouncil is a longtime dream of the organization. It consists of member leader representatives from each chapter, working group, board, current fellowship cohort, and ForeverSONG family. The Spokescouncil is designed to be a member-led formation for making decisions, sharpening our collective tactics, actions, and work across the region. To Learn More Contact: Carlin Rushing … Continued
The Language Justice Working Group is a space for members across the region, bilingual or monolingual, to help SONG strategize, build and fortify our values around creating authentic communication across race, culture, and difference. This is imperative for movement building. Language justice as a framework allows us to explicitly name the grief associated with the … Continued
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