Why Virtual Protest Spaces Matter
Accessibility, Solidarity, and Action from Home At Calling Up Justice, we believe that civic engagement should be accessible to everyone. As a collective led by
Author: Claudia Alick
Purge These Forbidden Words
this poem by claudia alick was written using the language that has been banned by the federal government. In Donald Trump’s first week in office,
Gata Quarantine Residency
We are so happy to publish this report out from Gata’s Quarantine Residency. Listen to their reflections and watch a few videos and images Claudia
Community-Powered Web Development: Building for Change
Jesenia @NeuroSpicyNetworking, a Calling Up Justice collaborator and communications producer, facilitated a design process, helped them generate assets, and produced their website for them after
Disability Justice Walkabout
Jesenia, Calling Up Justice Communications Producer, & founder of One Free Community, NeuroSpicy Networking, and more, is continuing their journey across the country and world
What is Guilded?
Freelancing, Empowered: What is Guilded? At Calling Up Justice, our weekly Open Development meetings are a space where we share funding and work opportunities to
Calling Up Black Futures Work Across Interconnected Movement Ecosystems
Calling Up Justice concerns it’s a mycorrhizal forest where we are trees connected though an underground and interconnected system of rhizomes, mycelium, and other animals.
Calling Up Black Futures Building Local Power
We are caught up in an inescapable web of mutuality—our strength and resilience grow as our community gains knowledge, access, and the ability to exercise
Calling Up Black Futures Values Alignment
At Calling Up Justice, our practice is a prefiguration of the world we want to live in. We embody adrienne maree brown’s Emergent Strategy philosophy:
Digital Watch Parties
Calling Up Justice values the act of being in community while we audience for cultural productions. We produce gatherings to enjoy theater, film, and television