Title: 10 Social Justice Organizations Fighting for Equality | Human Rights Careers
Headings: 10 Social Justice Organizations Fighting for Equality
10 Social Justice Organizations Fighting for Equality
Race Forward
Equal Justice Initiative
Transgender Law Center
Fair Fight
National LQBTQ Task Force
GLSEN
Color of Change
Communities United Against Police Brutality
Brennan Center for Justice
Assata’s Daughters

Content: To achieve this, they train and mobilize activists to deliver a free world. Their advocacy team advocates on opportunities to advance full freedom, justice, equality and equity for LGBTQ people. They achieve this through queering the progressive movement and mobilizing the LGBTQ community and allies at places of intersectionality to end discrimination in housing, employment, healthcare, retirement, and basic human rights. GLSEN
GLSEN was founded in 1990 by a group of teachers who knew that educators play key roles in creating affirming learning environments for LGBTQ students. Today, their network has more than 1.5 million members and includes students, families, educators and education advocates. They advocate for comprehensive policies that protect LGBTQ students and students of marginalized identities. Their network spreads across 43 chapters in 30 US states, to ensure that they reach every LGBTQ student so that they are able to grow and learn in a school environment free from harassment and bullying. Color of Change
Color of Change is one of the largest online racial justice organizations helping people respond effective to injustice in the world that surrounds them. It has around 7 million members moving decision-makers in corporations and government to create less hostile world for black people in America. They lead campaigns to rebuild real power for black communities, through which they challenge injustice by holding political and corporate leaders accountable.