I’m so proud of what we achieved together this year. Many of you have asked how you can support the project. You've been inspired by this work, and want to see more in the world, and in your own life too. I am excited to invite you to join our Beloved Donor Circle!

Music, books, courses, even jewelry! Here are ways to spread revolutionary love with one-of-a-kind gifts!

How do we love when it's hard? How do we tend the wounds in ourselves, and others? Amid the challenges of daily life, what are the ways we can find breath, pleasure, and joy in our bodies and in our labors for justice? This course is the deepest dive yet into the revolutionary love compass!

We transformed a gas station in Mesa into sacred space to grieve, reckon, and reimagine.

Watch our three minute compilation from the vigil capturing Balbir Uncle's life and legacy. You can also watch select full speeches from faith leaders such as Imam Khalid Latif, Sr. Simone Campbell, and Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews.

Rage, reckoning, and seeing no stranger. CONTENT WARNING: disturbing image of anti-Black brutality and discussion of state violence.

Twenty years ago today, a Sikh father was murdered while planting flowers in front of his gas station in Mesa, Arizona by a man who called himself a patriot. Yet his name is not known to America. Let’s change that today.

I am proud to announce that we are re-releasing DIVIDED WE FALL for free for this 20th anniversary of 9/11.

I'm reaching out with a request from my heart. This year, on September 15th, Balbir Singh Sodhi's family will gather at the gas station where he was murdered to mark twenty years since his death. Let's show them they are not alone.

I am proud to announce our new learning hub page about the impact of 9/11 on people of color.

We are reeling. As we watch the horror in Afghanistan, grief and rage are tearing through us.

But we are not helpless.