Wildlife and nature

Animal shelters and rescues

Theater and dance

Rivers, parks and trails

Hunger and food

Schools and learning

Housing and homelessness

Community health

Mental health

Mentoring and foster care

Legal help and rights

Jobs and money help

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Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta

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Black Feminist Future (BFF) is a political hub focused on the dynamic possibilities of galvanizing the social and political power of Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people toward liberation.
MAGNITUDE AND BOND: CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF BLACK FEMINIST FUTURE
“We are each other’s harvest; we are each other’s business; we are each other’s magnitude and bond.”, Gwendolyn Brooks
At Black Feminist Future (BFF) interdependency and collaboration are the textures in our map. One decade in, BFF is a testament to the strength of Black feminisms, both reflective of our membership and committed to our liberation. Put simply, we are in the business of Black freedom.
We are drawing the shape of our liberation in ink, giving name to the constellations that help us way-find, and following our North Stars home. In celebration of our 10 year anniversary, BFF presents Magnitude and Bond, a series of transformative activations for Black feminists throughout the country to continue our expansion toward a Black feminist future where we are all free.
Black Feminist Future (BFF) is a member-centered organization and our members help inform our work, campaigns, and initiatives. At BFF, we’re centering leadership development, community care, and joy in order to build the political and social power that we need to win concrete changes in our lives, community, and beyond.

Member Congress

Election Day @ Black Coffee Atlanta

Liberated Lit Circle

WE Ain'T Got IT! Political Education

We Ain't Got It! Political Education

Saturday School

Organizing 101: Galvanizing Your People

Liberated Lit Book Club: Black August Special Reading

Black Feminists Take Black August

We Ain't Got It! Member Political Education

Give

Mary McLeod Bethune

IT'S ELECTION DAY! 🗳️🎉 Happy Election Day, y'all! The 2026 midterm elections are officially here. If you're voting today, here's your reminder that Georgia polls are open from 7 AM to 7 PM. 📍 Double-check your polling location at mvp.sos.ga.gov. 🪪 Bring your accepted photo ID. 🗳️ Take your time and review your ballot. Already cast your ballot? Drop a 🗳️ in the comments! #ElectionDay #Vote2026 #GeorgiaVotes

Tomorrow is Election Day! 🗳️ Black Feminist Future will be at @BlackCoffeeAtlanta from 10 am to 4 pm. Stop by and show us your "I voted" sticker and get a coffee or tea on us, your BFF! ☕️🫖 #BlackFeministVoter

🗣️ CALLING ALL MEMBERS! Black Feminist Future is hosting its very first Member Congress! We want our members to help shape the critical work ahead. As a member-centered organization, we know our Members' voices matter, and we want them actively shaping the member experience, our programs, and our campaigns. Join us for 2 days of workshops, planning sessions, and, of course, a lot of Black feminist joy! Register TODAY! Link in bio | bit.ly/bffmembercongress

What does it REALLY mean to build power like a Black feminist? 👀✊🏾 At Black Feminist Future, we know our political power extends far beyond the ballot box. Building power requires sustained organizing, political education, collective action, and meeting the needs of our communities. So, what does that look like in practice? 📚 SKILL UP: Develop the knowledge and organizing skills to take collective action. 🤝🏾 MOVE TOGETHER: Build relationships, deepen our political analysis, and organize with our communities. 💛 MEET THE NEEDS: Create collective solutions that address the material needs of our people. ✊🏾 BOYCOTT & DIVEST: Explore the power of collective economic action and accountability. These are some of the ways we approach building Black feminist power, during election season and throughout the year. Swipe through to learn more about our approach to building power. 📲 Want to dig deeper? Comment "VOTE" below and we'll send our Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide and Organizing Toolkit directly to your DMs! Read up, share with your people, and keep the conversation going. #BlackFeministFuture #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministPower #OrganizeToLiberate

Meeting you where you're at... and reminding you to GO VOTE 🗳️ Gather your squad, your crew, your fam, your homies and make your vote count. The rent, the light bill, these groceries are all on the ballot - SO SHOW UP, and vote like your lights depend on it. Need some help getting election-ready? Our Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide and Organizing Toolkit have resources to help you understand what's at stake, make a voting plan, and get your people organized. #LinkInBio #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #GeorgiaVotes #BlackFeministPower

GEORGIA, THE POLLS ARE OPEN! 🗳️🍑 Early voting is officially underway, and you've got until Friday, October 30 to cast your ballot before Election Day! From Congress to the Governor's office and the Public Service Commission, there are some important decisions on the ballot this November. And we want y'all informed and prepared! 📌 Here's what you need to know: 🗳️ Early Voting: October 13–30 📅 Election Day: November 3 📍 Find your early voting location and hours at mvp.sos.ga.gov. Need some help getting election-ready? Our Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide and Organizing Toolkit have resources to help you understand what's at stake, make a voting plan, and get your people organized. 💬 Comment "VOTE" and we'll send both resources straight to your DMs! #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #GeorgiaVotes #BlackFeministPower

Has your Blackness been treated as a threat to feminist spaces? Has your Black feminism been seen as an attack in Black liberation spaces? 😮‍💨 We are hosting Part 2 of our trilogy tackling a notable, Black feminist anthology: “All the Women are White, All the Blacks are Men, But Some of Us Are Brave.” In this installment, we focus on Michele Wallace’s essay, “A Black Feminist’s Search for Sisterhood” and walk with her as she unpacks the lack of safety and community in various movements. Join us Tuesday, October 27th at 7:30 PM! Get the Zoom link in our bio. TIP: Read Michele Wallace’s essay in the book or online: https://ow.ly/vwSs50ZZySj

Five years ago, we launched Constellation and our HIVEs. We built something beautiful. Now we’re refreshing our membership program, shaped by everything our members and experiences have taught us. We’re creating deeper pathways to more power. Whether you're already a member and want to re-engage, or you're new to BFF, we welcome you to apply today! Applications are now open. Link in bio.

Alright, y'all! 🗳️👀 What's on your Election Day checklist? Our Vote Like a Black Feminist Toolkit breaks it down into four steps to help you stay informed, organized, and engaged this election season AND beyond! ✅ Make a Plan: Know when, where, and how to cast your ballot. ✅ Vote Down Ballot: Get familiar with the candidates, local races, and issues on your ballot. ✅ Squad Up: Check in with your people, share resources, and talk about what's at stake. ✅ Apply Pressure: Stay engaged after Election Day by attending community meetings and keeping up with elected officials. We've got the resources to help you navigate every step! 📲 Comment "VOTE" and we'll send our Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide and Organizing Toolkit straight to your DMs! #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministPower #Election2026

Five years of building Black feminist power, and we're growing our circle! 💫 Introducing Members Circle, BFF's reimagined membership community for Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people ready to connect, organize, deepen their political education, and help shape our collective future. From political education and community gatherings to having a real vote at Member Congress, there's a place for you to build and lead with us! ✨ Already a BFF member? (Re)commit by completing your opt-in form by December 1 to participate in Member Congress. ✨ Not a member yet? We want you in the circle! Applications to join Members Circle open Thursday, October 22! Whether you're returning or joining us for the first time, we invite you to be part of what's next. 🔗 Ready to (re)commit? Visit the link in our bio!

The countdown is ON! We're officially TWO WEEKS away from Election Day! 🗳️ Have you made your voting plan? What about your people? 👀 Our Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide & Organizing Toolkit have everything you need to get informed, get organized, and bring your community along with you this election season. From understanding what's on the ballot to mobilizing your friends, family, and neighbors, we've got resources to help you show up prepared and make your voice heard. 📲 Comment "VOTE" below and we'll send BOTH resources directly to your DMs! Let's get organized, y'all! ✊🏾 #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministPower #OrganizeToLiberate

Hey Friends, something new is coming to BFF. 👀 Can you guess what it is? Here is a hint: 🫵🏿 + 🫂 x ✊🏿=⛓️‍💥

Don’t delay, vote today! Many states have begun early voting. Don’t wait until November 3rd to cast your ballot.

Let's talk about what's REALLY on the ballot this November. 🗳️👀 The 2026 midterms are about more than Congress. We're also electing state and local leaders whose decisions shape our schools, communities, access to resources, and everyday lives. As Black feminists, we know that who holds political power matters, especially for Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people. And while our political power extends far beyond the ballot box, elections are one way we can influence the policies and decisions that impact our communities. So, let's talk about it! Swipe through for our Black feminist read on the 2026 elections. ➡️ 📲 Need help getting election-ready? Comment "VOTE" and we'll send our Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide and Organizing Toolkit straight to your DMs! #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministPower

What's in our 4-Point Guide to Voting Like a Black Feminist? 👀🗳️ We're breaking it all down! Drawing on the work and legacies of Shirley Chisholm, Fannie Lou Hamer, Ella Baker, and Stacey Abrams, our toolkit explores four essential parts of civic engagement: 📝 Make a Plan: Research the issues, understand the process, and know your options. 🗳️ Vote Down Ballot: Learn about the local and statewide offices that shape our everyday lives. 🤝🏾 Support Your Squad: Build relationships, share knowledge, and have conversations with your community. ✊🏾 Apply Pressure: Understand how public accountability and community organizing extend beyond Election Day. Swipe through for a closer look at each step and some questions worth discussing with your people. 📲 Want the full guide? Comment "VOTE" and we'll send our Voter Guide and Organizing Toolkit directly to your DMs! #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministPower

You know that friend who's always keeping the group chat informed, sharing resources, and making sure everybody has a plan to vote? 👀 Yeah, this one's for you! 🗳️ Our Vote Like a Black Feminist Toolkit is for the community leaders, organizers, and everyday Black feminists who are ready to bring their people along! Inside, you'll find a four-step approach to getting your community to the polls, resources for building political power, and ways to become an Unbossed Leader through community engagement, relationship building, and political education. Because voting like a Black feminist is about more than casting a ballot. It's about organizing our communities, building relationships, and making sure Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people have the power to shape our political future. 📲 Ready to get your people organized? Comment 'VOTE' and get the toolkit sent directly to your DM or download the toolkit at the link in our bio! 💬 Tag somebody you're organizing with this election season! #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministPower #OrganizeToLiberate

These utility bills are TOO DAMN HIGH! 😩⚡ And we know y'all have something to say about it! 📞 Call our We Ain’t Got It Hotline at 404-458-7398 and tell us how rising costs are impacting you and your community. We're all ears! 👂🏾💜 #WeAintGotIt #BlackFeministFuture

EARLY VOTING IS OPEN, GEORGIA 🍑 3️⃣ Three weeks. 2️⃣ Two Saturdays. 0️⃣ Zero excuses. Skip the line on November 3rd and go with your squad this week — if you haven't pulled your Voter Guide yet, take the pledge before you go. Comment 'VOTE' to have it sent right to your DMs. #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #MoveTogether

What does sisterhood look like when Black women are left out of the conversation? 👀📚 Our Liberated Lit Circle is back for another round of reading, reflection, and Black feminist analysis! We're continuing our exploration of All the Women Are White, All the Blacks Are Men, But Some of Us Are Brave, digging into race, feminism, and the complexities of solidarity. 📅 October 27 ⏰ 7:30 PM ET / 4:30 PM PT 📍 Virtual Come ready to share your thoughts and questions! 💜 🔗 Register at bit.ly/bffevents or through the link in our bio. #LiberatedLitCircle #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministLiterature

THREE. WEEKS. LEFT. ⏰ Here's what's on the GA ballot: a US Senate seat, Congress, the State Legislature, local judges and 2 seats on the Public Service Commission that decide what you pay for power every month. Need more information? Grab your Voter Guide! Comment 'VOTE' to get it sent directly to your DMs. #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #WeAintGotIt

If we're going to win bold demands, we need to know who holds the power. 🔎 Join us on October 19 for a virtual training with our friends at LittleSis to learn how to research the elected officials, corporations, and powerful interests shaping our communities. We'll learn how to follow the money, uncover connections, and use power research to strengthen our organizing and advance our affordability campaign. Let's skill up for the fight ahead! ✊🏾 📅 Monday, October 19 ⏰ 6–8 PM EST 📍 Virtual Let us know you’re coming! 🔗 Register at the link in our bio (bit.ly/affordabilityPE)

It's heeeere! How will you use the Vote Like a Black Feminist Guide this election season? 👀 We want you to be prepared for this and future elections. Every mid-term, they rely on us not to turn out. But we show up prepared, informed, and unshaken. Black Feminist Future has created the Vote Like a Black Feminist Voter Guide to clarify what's truly at stake and highlight how Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people are organizing beyond just survival. Our vote is one part of a larger fight for liberation. 🗳️ Comment 'VOTE' and get the download sent to your DM OR click the link in our bio to download the guide. Don't miss out! #VoteLikeABlackFeminist #BlackFeministFuture #BlackFeministPower #OrganizeToLiberate

GO 👏🏿CHECK 👏🏿YOUR 👏🏿VOTER 👏🏿 REGISTRATION👏🏿 What we know is the folks in this administration are attempting to make it more and more difficult for YOU to exercise your right to vote and to choose who gets to make decisions about your livelihood (Did you know your utility bills are tied to this election?!). Let’s not make it easier for them by not being prepared.

It’s #NationalVoterRegistrationDay 🗳️ Before you wave the day off because you’re a regular voter, consider the widespread attacks on voter registration. 🙄 Friend, check to ensure everything is right and up-to-date. Take 5 minutes and visit NationalVoterRegistration.org. Did you check your voter registration?

We Ain’t Got It is Black Feminist Future’s campaign for affordability, accountability, and power, connecting what our communities live through every day to the policies, systems, and corporate interests that shape our conditions. Join us to learn more about the affordability crisis, our campaign demands, and how we plan to hold policymakers accountable for corporate greed. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. 🥊 Let us know you’re coming! Registration 🔗 bit.ly/affordabilityPE | Linked in bio for ease

As Black Feminist Future continues to build Black feminist power we’re calling on our members, supporters, and friends to host Kitchen Table Kickbacks in their communities! For decades Black folks, particularly Black women and femmes, have turned their homes into strategic assemblies for revolutionary organizing and community connection, and we plan to carry the torch! Are you ready to bring your friends, family, and/or community together to host a Kitchen Table Kickback? 👀 Complete the interest form and someone from our team will call you to learn the ins & outs of what’s included in our Kickback Guide and how to use our Conversation Cards! DID YOU ALREADY SIGN-UP?! We’ve been calling you. We know spam callers are terrorists but one of those unknown callers in just your BFFs. Be on the lookout for us! 📲 #KitchenTableKickback

Saturday School is in session! 📓✏️ Ready to build your organizing skills and take action in your community? Join us for Saturday School, where we’ll learn practical skills to help build Black feminist power and strengthen the We Ain’t Got It Campaign. Whether you’re brand new to organizing or have been doing this work for years, there’s a place for you. 📆 Saturday, September 12 ⏰ 10:00 AM–12:00 PM (EST) 💻 Online - RSVP to get the link (linked in bio) Register today and bring a friend (make sure they register too!) Together, we’re building the skills, relationships, and power needed to win the world we deserve. ➡️ bit.ly/bffsaturdayschool

The Future is Black and Feminist! Let the community say, “Yes indeed!” 🔮 BFF went to #ATLBlackPride and the community showed us so much love! We had an amazing time connecting with folks, talking about our ‘We Ain’t Got It’ Campaign, and sharing more about Black Feminist Future’s mission to build the social and political power of Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people. A special “thank you” to everyone who stopped by, talked with us, and left a message on our hotline. ☎️ We loved hearing from you and being in community with you. We’re building Black feminist power, community, and a campaign to shift the material conditions of our people! Thank you, Black Pride ATL. If you would like to be apart of the campaign head over to the link in our bio and sign up today!!

Our Meridians are ✨kinda chic✨ At Black Feminist Future, the compass that grounds how we practice Black feminisms are our Meridians. #BlackFeministFuture #BFF #BlackFeminism

Give 8/28 is LIVE! We’re aiming to raise $5K in one day to support our ongoing campaigns, political advocacy, and our other local and virtual programming. At Black Feminist Future, we’re centering leadership development, community care, and joy to build the political and social power we need to win concrete changes in our lives, our community, and beyond. Your donations help make our innovative programming happen. HOW TO JOIN #GIVE828! 🎁 Tomorrow, starting at 8 AM, visit www.give828.org/donate/Black-Feminist-Future and make a donation starting at $28! 💝 Share the link and campaign with your friends, family, and any philanthropists you know. 📲 Repost this message in your stories to raise awareness for BFF!

LIBERATED LIT IS BACK! 📚 For Black August, we’re bringing back one of BFF’s most requested programs: Liberated Lit Book Club. This month, we’re reading All the Women Are White, All the Blacks Are Men, But Some of Us Are Brave—a foundational collection that centers Black feminist thought, confronts racism in women’s studies, and challenges harmful myths about Black women. Join us to deepen our analysis, share reflections, and build together. 📆 August 25, 2026 ⏰ 7:30–9:00 PM ET 📍 Virtual—link provided upon registration Register at the link in our bio or bit.ly/bffevents

Saturday School is in session! 📓✏️ Ready to build your organizing skills and take action in your community? Join us for Saturday Schools, where we’ll learn practical skills to help build Black feminist power and strengthen the We Ain’t Got It Campaign. Whether you’re brand new to organizing or have been doing this work for years, there’s a place for you. 📆 Saturday, September 12 ⏰ 10:00 AM–12:00 PM Register today and bring a friend (make sure they register too!) Together, we’re building the skills, relationships, and power needed to win the world we deserve. ➡️ bit.ly/bffsaturdayschool

Most people have heard of Black August but don’t know what it is or how to participate in this very revolutionary holiday. Black Feminist Future is celebrating our ancestors & elders’ fight against facism by bringing you along with us to study, fast, train & fight together. Join us on Zoom to learn about the origins and practices of Black August & see how we are doing it here on the Black feminist side. We need you to fight with us - especially when authoritarianism is gaining further momentum under them people’s president. See you on August 10th at 7pm EST/4pm PST for an evening of Black feminist resistance and Black feminist joy. LINK IN BIO

Curious about our campaign or looking for ways to get involved? We’ve launched a new landing page where you can learn more about how we’re organizing to block authoritarianism and build Black feminist power. Visit blackfeministfuture.org, then head to Our Work to explore the campaign and find out how you can take action.

Today, on the anniversary of their births, we honor Ida B. Wells and Assata Shakur—two Black women whose lives remind us that the struggle for freedom has always required courage, truth-telling, and an unwavering belief that another world is possible. Ida used journalism to expose the terror of lynching and challenged movements that demanded Black women’s labor while denying their full humanity. Assata’s writing and revolutionary politics confronted racism, policing, imprisonment, and the systems that determine whose lives and freedom are protected. Their paths and legacies are distinct, but both understood that Black women are not simply witnesses to history. We are thinkers, organizers, storytellers, and architects of liberation. Today, we honor their lives, their work, and the generations continuing to carry the struggle forward. #IdaBWells #AssataShakur #BlackFeministHistory #BlackWomenInHistory

In THIS economy the infamous question, “Do you have McDonald’s money?” is making a come back. While we’re having to stretch our dollars, corporations are making MORE than previous years. Enough is enough. Don’t you agree? If you’re exhausted from the continued unexplained increases in your utility bills, this fight is for you— for us. Learn more about how we plan to fight back ➡️ bit.ly/weaintgotit (Linked in our bio for ease) #blackfeministfuture #votelikeablackfeminist #WeAintGotIt

We👏🏿 Ain’t 👏🏿Got 👏🏿It Across Georgia, rising utility, housing, and food costs are forcing too many families to make impossible choices. Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people are carrying a disproportionate share of this crisis. We’re organizing for utility justice, corporate accountability, and the right to live with dignity. Learn more and get involved at bit.ly/weaintgotit. #WeAintGotIt #BlackFeministFuture #UtilityJustice #BlackFeministPower

Today we celebrate the birthday of Mary McLeod Bethune, an educator, organizer, institution builder, and one of the most influential Black leaders in our nation’s history. Mary McLeod Bethune believed that Black women and girls deserved access to education, opportunity, and the power to shape their own futures. She founded schools, advised presidents, organized alongside Black women leaders, and helped build institutions that expanded political and economic opportunity for Black communities. Her work reminds us that lasting change is built through vision, organization, and a deep commitment to community. The pathways she helped create continue to influence generations of Black women leaders, organizers, educators, and advocates. As we honor her life and legacy, we celebrate the enduring impact of her work and the generations of Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people who continue building on the foundation she helped lay. Happy Heavenly Birthday, #MaryMcLeodBethune.

Rent is too high. Groceries are too high. Utility bills are too high. Childcare, healthcare, and the cost of simply existing keep rising. And Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people are carrying the weight. We Ain’t Got It is Black Feminist Future’s campaign for affordability, accountability, and power, connecting what our communities live through every day to the policies, systems, and corporate interests that shape our conditions. Members, join us for our Political Education Series on July 13 as we break down the affordability crisis and how we build the power to fight back. WE GONE WORK IT OUT! Let us know you’re coming! Registration 🔗 bit.ly/julymemberpe | Linked in bio for ease.

As Pride Month comes to a close, we honor the Black queer and trans visionaries whose courage, creativity, and leadership have shaped Black feminisms and transformed our movements. Before Pride became a celebration, it was a movement. A movement imagined, organized, and led by Black queer and trans visionaries who dared to envision liberation beyond what existed. They challenged systems of oppression, spoke truth to power, and built blueprints for liberation. At Black Feminist Future, those blueprints remain our guideposts. They shape how we organize, imagine, and build Black feminist futures. Black queer and trans leadership is not adjacent to Black feminisms. It is foundational to it. That truth has always guided our work, and it will continue to shape the future we’re building together. They imagined. We continue.

Happy Blackity Black Juneteenth! May it be restful, joyful, and cemented with peace and love. ❤️🖤💚 👩🏿‍🎨 @Queenloany

We know that’s right! The people united will never be defeated! ✊🏿 The fight is not over and we will continue to have our foot on necks so we can flip the South. #AllEyesOnGeorgia

Across the Nation we have seen efforts to use redistricting as a way to completely eliminate Black political leadership. Today, Governor Brian Kemp pulled a special legislative session to consider redrawing congressional, state House, and state Senate district maps. The proposed changes could have significant impact on several of the districts under discussion are places where Black voters make up a significant share of the electorate. These districts under consideration collectively represent hundreds of thousands of Black Georgians, who have helped shape political representation in their communities for generations. Black Feminist Future rejects the efforts to undermine Black political power. When we center Black feminisms, we center Black representation, participation, and the power of Black communities to determine what comes next. #AllEyesOnGeorgia

Georgia lawmakers will convene for a Special Session on June 17 that could reshape political representation across the state for years to come. Black Feminist Future is calling on members, supporters, and partners to stay informed and take action for a transparent redistricting process that protects fair representation. Whether you are in Georgia or supporting from across the country, ALL EYES ON GEORGIA. Follow us on Threads for live updates!

Last week at the NOVA Summit, Black reproductive health, rights, and justice leaders came together to align, fortify, and build. We asked participants to describe their experience in a single word. What came back wasn’t just feedback. It was a reflection of what becomes possible when Black feminists gather with shared purpose. Across three days, we strengthened relationships, sharpened strategy, and deepened our collective commitment to one another and the work ahead. NOVA was never meant to be a moment. It is part of a larger effort to align, fortify, and position the Black reproductive health, rights, and justice ecosystem for collective action, collaboration, and sustained movement building. The words speak for themselves. The work continues. #NOVASummit #AlignFortifyBuild #BlackReproEcosystem

NOVA SUMMIT DAY 2 🦋 A day filled with love, laughter, and collective world-building. We spent time getting grounded in the current landscape of the Black reproductive ecosystem, hearing from brilliant panelists who shared wisdom, insight, and words of empowerment. We broke bread together, reconnected with community, built new relationships, and began imagining a future that will be a force to reckon with. Thank you to our panelist and speakers who led workshops today! 💜🩷

All the stars aligned for us to launch NOVA Summit Day 1! ✨ Yesterday we had a blast getting acquainted and vibing at the Welcome Mixer. Today, we’re deep into the work! Follow along in our stories! #NOVASummit

Whew, we’re going deep. Our speakers are bringing the cosmos together tapping into everything from politics to community care. Each conversation getting our ecosystem aligned. Will you be there?! Say “heyyy!” or send some love to speakers! WORKSHOPS: ⚖️ Navigating Law, Rights, and Regulation for Justice 🔌The Power & Politics Of Joy Centrism 🧱 Healing-Centered Engagement & Organizing: Trauma-Aware Practices for Collective Powerbuilding 🪬Material Truths, Radical Futures: Harm Reduction for the Margins (Trans folks, Sex Workers, Immigrants, etc.) 🗳️Organizing Elected Officials (and Their Offices): Building Power and Accountability with Champions and Challenger 🤝 RAM in Movement: Repair and Trust-Building in Our Communities

We’re less than 2️⃣0️⃣ days from the inaugural NOVA Black Repro Summit! We’re excited to be joined by these powerful speakers, who will guide us through critical conversations on Black maternal health and the birthing experience. Through conversations, workshops, and strategy sessions, we’re creating space to learn, connect, and imagine what the future of care, advocacy, and birth justice can look like. WORKSHOPS: 🤰🏿Black Birth Futures: Shaping Safe and Just Birth Experiences 🧑🏾‍🍼Hands Off Black Mamas: Family Policing Abolition is a Reproductive Justice Imperative 🦋Foundational Care: Abortion Providers as Architects of Community ⛓️‍💥Rights Inside: How to End the Shackling of Pregnant People 🫄🏾Not Your Pregnancy, Not Your Business: Resisting Pregnancy Criminalization

Researchers have found that Black households face a median energy burden that is 45% higher than other households. Women, low-income women, and female-headed households with children experience even more energy insecurity. When we say, “We ain’t got it,” we are speaking about a real, material situation. Fighting back means changing the conditions that keep Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people always struggling to survive. This includes demanding that corporations take responsibility, protecting our neighborhoods from exploitation, and pushing back against the control of capitalism in our lives. Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people deserve to live, work, rest, and be safe in the communities we help build. If you’re ready to clap back at corporations and get them off our backs, drop a 👊🏿

🚨MAY DAY! No work. No Shopping. No School. No ICE. No War.🚨 May Day is a long standing international holiday and call to action that continues to be imperative for us to be engaged with. Labor organizing has afforded us many liberties that we have today. WHAT HAS ORGANIZED LABOR DONE FOR YOU? 🤜🏿The eight-hour workday 🤜🏿A minimum wage 🤜🏿The weekend 🤜🏿Overtime 🤜🏿Child labor laws 🤜🏿Paid vacations and holidays 🤜🏿Anti-discrimination protections 🤜🏿Worker’s compensation We encourage you to join the conversation and nationwide actions happening across the country today! Check our stories for events, in-person and digital, that you can join. Let’s fight back! 🤜🏿 #MayDay #internationalworkersday

48 hours left. NOVA registration closes April 30! ✨ We released 60 more Activist Tickets and THIS is the final release. This room is moving forward with real conversations, real alignment, real strategy. If you’re part of this work, you should be in it. 🎟️ NOVAReproHub.org

Femicide is the gender-related killing of women and girls. The term was brought into modern feminist use by Diana E. H. Russell in 1976. Russell later defined femicide as “the killing of females by males because they are female.” As we process the recent murders of women by partners, relatives, and people within their own homes and families, we are naming this violence clearly and sharing resources for anyone who may need support. This Sunday, April 26, Black Feminist Future (BFF) invites you to join us for a Protect Love Defend Black Women community altar-building ceremony. Bring photos, flowers, spirits, and any other offering you’d like on the altar as we gather in community to honor, grieve, and name the harm. Howell Park�983 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. SW �12:00 pm – 1:30 pm If you are not in Atlanta, we encourage you to host your own Protect, Love, Defend Black Women in whatever way feels right for you. Check the link in our bio for an alter building toolkit. For anyone experiencing violence, supporting someone who is, or trying to better understand what prevention can look like, these resources may help: 💜Ujima — The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community 💜Black Femicide Prevention Coalition 💜National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 | thehotline.org 24/7 and confidential

🚨More activist tickets are now available! 🚨 You showed up in a big way, and we’re glad to welcome even more people into our orbit. NOVA is coming together during a time of serious threats to Black maternal health, rising femicide, and unfair political control over our bodies. Now, more than ever, we need to unite. That’s what we’ll do at NOVA. We will fight and we will win, but we need you with us. Join us! Registration is now open at NOVAReproHub.org

People often talk about “choice,” but many of us understand that the reality is more complex. This plenary is a chance to have a deeper conversation about what Black reproductive justice really asks of us. It encourages us to look beyond individual choices and focus on what our communities need to live, decide, and thrive. We’ll explore together what it means to stay committed to collective liberation. We’ll look at feminism and intersectionality as core values that guide how we act, organize, and build—not just as extras. This framework isn’t just based on theory. It comes from lived experience, clear political vision, and generations of organizing. If you’ve been wanting a space to think more deeply, more collectively, and more honestly about our next steps, this is the place for you. Join us at NOVAReproHub.org

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