A breath for this moment
The last 48 hours have felt as breathless as the last four years. We have wept and prayed and grieved and raged and fought and voted and got out the vote. We the people, across race and place, turned out in record numbers to swear in new leaders who will govern for all of us.
GOTV with Revolutionary Love!
If you watch one thing this election season, let it be this impassioned call from our founder Valarie Kaur to keep breathing & pushing towards November 3rd.
John Lewis & Becoming Good Ancestors
Dear Friends, There is a cavern in my chest. One week ago today, we lost a giant in the labor for racial justice. Congressman John Lewis' indefatigable commitment to civil rights spans close to six decades. He became our nation's moral conscience. He was arrested, beaten bloody, skull fractured. And still he showed up to the labor, over and over, urging us to never to fear getting into good and necessary trouble. What does it mean for us to be as brave as the ancestors we cherish? Practice. Together. So
VIDEO: Reimagining America
This fourth of July, WATCH this powerful event -- Valarie Kaur in conversation with Van Jones and Chris Jackson on reimagining America. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUOcdLEySz4[/embed] Dear Friends, Tens of thousands of you tuned into our virtual event that celebrated the launch of Valarie Kaur's debut book See No Stranger! It was a stunning, powerful and moving evening with Van Jones, and Chris Jackson on how to reimagine and remake America. This fourth of July, as we reflect on the long labor for justice in America, we invite you to watch (or re-watch) this
My book comes out tomorrow!
SEE NO STRANGER: A Memoir and Manifesto of Revolutionary Love is my life’s work. It is my deepest offering, from my heart to yours.
You, Me and Van Jones
Millions more are rising up in solidarity. As this movement builds, how do we move from resistance to reimagining America?
What does revolutionary love look like now?
Our cities are burning. The National Guard is rolling into our streets. People are
Invitation: A Virtual Gathering on Grieving & Awakening
Grieving together is an act of revolutionary love. Each day, we are moving
A Story of “Chardi Kala”
A great elder in the Sikh community, Baba Punjab Singh, died this week. I want to tell you his story – and invite you to send a message to his family.
A story about love at the border
I just returned from a trip to the U.S.-Mexico Border in Tijuana with our team. We worked in an asylum clinic, visited shelters, and met with local activists to understand the scale and scope of the refugee crisis.