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BMP develops research, tools, & training materials that help nonprofits support the voice & power of the people they serve. buildingmovement.org

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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
At BMP, we define a solidarity wedge as a tension, contradiction, conflict, and/or rupture that emerges within or across people, orgs, coalitions, movements. This new toolkit offers a framework for understanding the wedges that emerge in our collective work: www.solidarityis.org/wedges-to-br...
Graphic announcing a new resource from the Building Movement Project. From Solidarity Wedges to Bridges is a discernment tool for movement organizations, coalitions, and campaigns. The cover of the toolkit is pictured. It is a bright, deep pink with bold black text and bright yellow accents.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Women of color-led organizations in our analysis received just 8% of asset-building funding. We need to close the leadership capital gap by investing in the infrastructure and partnerships that ensure long-term stability. Read the full report here: bit.ly/BeyondGlassCliff
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
🎧 On the newest episode of the Solidarity Is This podcast, Adaku Utah talks with UyenThi Tran Myhre about episodic solidarity in our movements and why we need to build and resource transformative solidarity infrastructure for the long haul: www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
A quote from Adaku Utah on the July 2026 Solidarity Is This podcast episode. "When we say solidarity is  survival, we mean that no  single community,  organization, or movement can withstand this moment alone. The only way to have a fighting chance is to be so connected across race, across issue, across geography in ways that are durable enough to hold under pressure and in these surge moments, but also in the long, grinding, and unglamorous work in between."A graphic from Building Movement Project visualizing what Solidarity Infrastructure consists of. There is an illustration of a coral reef done in watercolor with shades of purple, deep blue and green, and deep gold. The coral represents four different interconnected parts that make up solidarity infrastructure:  skills (capacities and competencies that sustain trust, strategy, care, and safety over time.capacities and competencies that sustain trust, strategy, care, and safety over time); spaces (containers where relationships, learning, and collective action grow); structures (agreements and governance that make long-term collaboration durable and accountable.agreements and governance that make long-term collaboration durable and accountable); and scaffolding (tools and systems that align groups to move together).
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 22/07/2026
With this Solidarity Syllabus, we invite you to begin or deepen learning about the life and work of Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a Black trans activist who fought for over fifty years for her trans/gender nonconforming community: www.solidarityis.org/syllabus/hon...
A collage graphic for a Solidarity Syllabus from the Building Movement Project honoring Miss Major. She is wearing a brightly patterned and colorful long satin jacket and her hand is raised as if to wave. The background is a photo of pink wildflowers against a sunny blue sky. A graphic for the Solidarity Syllabus honoring Miss Major. A photo from her IG is included, showing her wearing a one-shoulder maxi dress in a dark blue, flowy fabric with a deep red train. She is wearing a chunky beaded necklace and is seated in a glamorous pose on a chair against a bright green set. There is a quote from Miss Major that reads: “I know the world I would like to live in. It’s in my head, but I try my best to live it now” from a June 2023 Guardian article titled ‘Get off our backs and let us live’: Miss Major is still fighting for trans rights after 50 years of resistance
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
Philanthropy often funds the "work," but systematically underinvests in the infrastructure and governance that sustain women of color leadership.
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Janis @janishazel77.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
Fund women of color leaders like you mean it! This blueprint in @buildingmovement.bsky.social's new report tells philanthropic colleagues how! #beyondtheglasscliff #newreport #BMP #movementinfrastructure
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
We hosted a funder briefing alongside the release of our latest report, "Beyond The Glass Cliff: Investing in Conditions That Sustain Women of Color Leadership.” Here’s what funders and leaders in the sector had to say about the findings. Read the full report here: bit.ly/BeyondGlassCliff
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
If we want to truly sustain leadership, we have to move beyond short-term fixes. Our new report, "Beyond the Glass Cliff," outlines how philanthropy can better support the infrastructure, governance, and capital that women of color leaders need to thrive. Full report here: bit.ly/BeyondGlassCliff
A graphic featuring an illustration of a Black woman holding a clipboard. Graphic describes what funders can do to support woc leaders. This graphic highlights the importance of operations for support.A graphic featuring an illustration of a flower. Graphic describes what funders can do to support woc leaders. This graphic highlights the importance of infrastructure for support.A graphic featuring an illustration of a woman of color with a hijab, talking into a loud speaker. Graphic describes what funders can do to support woc leaders. This graphic highlights the importance of capitalization for support.A graphic featuring an illustration of pink mountains. Graphic describes what funders can do to support woc leaders. This graphic highlights the importance of cross-cutting for support.
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Janis @janishazel77.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
So excited to have this research in the world! Women of color lead some of the nonprofit sector’s most powerful work. We must work with our philanthropic colleagues to ensure their leadership is seen, supported and fortified for the long haul. #fundwomenofcolor #beyondtheglasscliff #newreport #BMP
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
Juneteenth reminds us that progress is measured not only by what is promised, but by what is made possible. “Beyond the Glass Cliff” explores how philanthropy can move beyond commitments and invest in the conditions that sustain women of color leadership. Download the report bit.ly/BeyondGlassCliff
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
Despite increased grants for women of color-led nonprofits, philanthropy still underfunds the support needed for long-term stability. The new Building Movement Project report, "Beyond the Glass Cliff," examines how to sustain women of color leadership. Read it here: bit.ly/BeyondGlassCliff
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
NEW Solidarity Is This podcast episode - brought to you in partnership with Transgender Law Center (@translawcenter), the largest national trans-led organization advocating self-determination for all people www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
A graphic for the June 2026 episode of the Solidarity Is This podcast from the Building Movement Project. This special episode was a partnership with Transgender Law Center on Solidarity Wedges and Opportunities, and the 3 guests are pictured: Anna Castro (TLC), Rinku Sen (Narrative Initiative) and Sharmin Hossain (18 Million Rising) along with podcast co-host Adaku Utah from BMP.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
Applications open for the 2026 Solidarity Is Cohort! Over six sessions, we’ll learn about mapping social change roles and ecosystems, solidarity as strategy, transforming conflict and building trust, and more.
A graphic for the 2026 SolidarityIs cohort, with a background of orange, yellow, pink, and purple ombre, and the logo for the Building Movement Project and Solidarity Is. There is an illustration of dandelion flowers going to seed in the corner. Text reads: Are you ready to build power, connect with purpose, and make a lasting impact in your communities? Apply to join the SolidarityIs Cohort, a 6-week training program on transformative solidarity principles and practices for emerging activists and organizers working for a just, equitable, and sustainable world. Apply by July 20.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
NEW on the Solidarity Is This podcast - artist and organizer Ricardo Levins Morales @rlmartstudio.bsky.social joins guest host UyenThi Tran Myhre for a conversation on solidarity, hope, and cultural organizing in Minneapolis and beyond: www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
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Solidarity and Cultural Organizing in Minneapolis and Beyond — Solidarity Is
In this episode, guest host UyenThi talks to Minneapolis organizer Ricardo Levins Morales about cultural organizing, coalition building, and how solidarity work can be messy, chaotic, and full of poss...
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 08/05/2026
“Disabled people are the real hackers of society. And that to me is, I think, a form of activism as well. It’s a way of being, to carve out, negotiate, and navigate through this world.” In honor of Alice Wong: www.solidarityis.org/syllabus/solidarity-syllabus-honoring-alice-wong
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Solidarity Syllabus: Honoring Alice Wong — Solidarity Is
This Solidarity Syllabus is an invitation to begin or deepen learning about the life and work of Alice Wong, a disabled activist, writer, editor, and community organizer. 
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 30/04/2026
🎧 NEW on the Solidarity Is This podcast: Co-host Adaku Utah and Reverend Dr. Liz Theoharis @kairoscenter.org discuss the reclamation of justice work by faith communities and the solidarity possibilities that arise from interfaith organizing www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
A quote from Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis, founder and executive director of the Kairos Center for Religions, Rights, and Social Justice, from the April 2026 episode of Solidarity Is This podcast: “Solidarity is rising up from the earth, and solidarity is making a way out of no way… that way you make becomes a path to actual liberation and freedom for everyone.”
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 16/04/2026
In this State of Solidarity webinar on May 12, we navigate the “solidarity wedges” shaping our movement ecosystems, and reflect on how transformative solidarity can move us into deeper alignment and collective action in the midst of them: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
A graphic for the May 12, 2026 State of Solidarity webinar by Transgender Law Center and the Building Movement Project. The speakers are pictured: Adaku Utah from Building Movement Project, Sharmin Hossain from 18 Million Rising, Rinku Sen from Narrative Initiative, and Anna Castro from Transgender Law Center. The background is bright pink and the font is in pink on a yellow background. Two yellow flowers accent the left and right sides of the graphic. The BMP and TLC logos are at the bottom of the page.
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The Sikh Coalition @sikhcoalition.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Today marks the five year anniversary of the deadly shooting at a FedEx ground facility in Indianapolis, Indiana. On April 15, 2021, eight people—including four members of the local Sikh community—were murdered by a gunman.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 10/04/2026
Join BMP this spring for a two-part learning series on solidarity wedges and opportunities! For more about our State of Solidarity on May 12 and our half-day Solidarity Intensive on June 9: www.solidarityis.org/public-progr...
A graphic for two public programs offered by Building Movement Program and SolidarityIs - a two part series exploring solidarity wedges and opportunities. The first is a State of Solidarity in May, and the second is a half-day intensive in June for individuals active in nonprofit and movement spaces. The background is an image of a blue sky with faint white clouds, and there are yellow floral elements in the bottom corners.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 06/04/2026
In March, community and faith leaders from around the country began a 90-mile march from the Dilley immigrant detention facility to San Antonio, TX, to raise awareness about the surge in child detention by the Department of Homeland Security: www.instagram.com/p/DVbNyIgkeW...
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freefamiliesforever on Instagram: "What began on Wednesday, walking past the South Texas Detention Facility in Dilley, Texas—where hundreds of families and children a…"
What began on Wednesday, walking past the South Texas Detention Facility in Dilley, Texas—where hundreds of families and children are detained—ended Saturday, as our steps erupted in number and hundreds of people joined the final 9 miles of the 90 mile walk. Pastor Dianne Garcia and other leaders in the National Coalition to end Family and Child Detention (including Trudy Taylor Smith/Children’s Defense Fund TX @childdefender1973, Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis/Kairos Center @liztheoharis @kairoscenternyc, Mike Ishii/Tsuru for Solidarity @tsuruforsolidarity, Michelle Venegas-Matula/UU TX Social Justice, Leslie Takahashi/Mt. Diablo UU Church CA, and more) began the fourth and final day of the walk at the San Antonio Migrant Memorial site and ended at the San Antonio Municipal Courthouse, chanting, singing, and speaking to raise awareness and call for an end to family and child detention.photos by @stevepavey#liberation #freefamilies #song
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Janis @janishazel77.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
Great piece taking stock of what we’ve learned in the past year and how folk are organizing to build community and resist in these times. #1yearin #movementbuilding #protectthenonprofitsector
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
⭐ Applications are open for our summer 2026 Security to Wellbeing cohort - a free virtual learning series for direct service organizations who want to step into social change! Learn more and find the app here: drive.google.com/file/d/1ny5j...
A flyer for the Security to Wellbeing cohort facilitated by the Building Movement Project. The background is a geometric collage of bright, colorful textures in shades of yellow, peach, purple, along with a close up of a green leaf. Text reads: Security to Wellbeing, a learning community for direct service organizations. Now acceptiing applications for the 2026 cohort - learn more: bit.ly/SWB-Cohort
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
NEW brief from BMP: In the midst of ongoing crisis and complexity, many nonprofit organizations and movements have continued to build alternative infrastructure where government systems have failed or disappeared. 1/ www.solidarityis.org/solidarityle...
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Solidarity Lessons — Solidarity Is
Solidarity Lessons from a Year of Crisis and Change offers a deeper look at how the nonprofit sector is navigating a prolonged period of constraint and contestation.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
NEW brief from BMP: In the midst of ongoing crisis and complexity, many nonprofit organizations and movements have continued to build alternative infrastructure where government systems have failed or disappeared. 1/ www.solidarityis.org/solidarityle...
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Solidarity Lessons — Solidarity Is
Solidarity Lessons from a Year of Crisis and Change offers a deeper look at how the nonprofit sector is navigating a prolonged period of constraint and contestation.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
⭐ Applications are open for our summer 2026 Security to Wellbeing cohort - a free virtual learning series for direct service organizations who want to step into social change! Learn more and find the app here: drive.google.com/file/d/1ny5j...
A flyer for the Security to Wellbeing cohort facilitated by the Building Movement Project. The background is a geometric collage of bright, colorful textures in shades of yellow, peach, purple, along with a close up of a green leaf. Text reads: Security to Wellbeing, a learning community for direct service organizations. Now acceptiing applications for the 2026 cohort - learn more: bit.ly/SWB-Cohort
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Advancing Justice-Atlanta @aaaj-atlanta.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
As our remembrance tree at Blackburn Park takes root and grows, so does our collective power. Read our solidarity letter and add your name: bit.ly/5yrmarch16 *Video footage from the 2023 Memorial Tree Planting at Blackburn Park.
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Advancing Justice-Atlanta @aaaj-atlanta.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
As we share these artworks by Nicole Kang and Nathalie Bui in remembrance of this tragedy, we reflect and hold space for the lives lost and the communities that continue to carry their memory. To learn more about these art pieces and their meaning, please visit bit.ly/march16artexhibit.
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Advancing Justice-Atlanta @aaaj-atlanta.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
This month marks five years since the Atlanta Spa Shooting on March 16, 2021, when eight lives, including six Asian women massage workers, were violently taken.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 02/03/2026
We are excited to offer a number of co-learning opportunities for movement groups, leaders, and organizers this year - from virtual gatherings to new episodes of the Solidarity Is This podcast. Learn about these offerings and more and join us! www.solidarityis.org/public-progr...
A "2026 at a glance" calendar for programs and offerings from the Building Movement Project and SolidarityIs, listing information about the Solidarity Is This podcast, Solidarity Syllabus blog series, as well as virtual opportunities. 

In May, there's a State of Solidarity discussion on solidarity wedges in movement ecosystems; followed by a Solidarity Intensive practice space on solidarity wedges taking place in June, and then a Solidarity Is Cohort training program for emerging activists in September. 

There is a photo of yellow wildflowers against a field of flowers and blue sky at the bottom. 

More information about all of these offerings can be found online: https://www.solidarityis.org/public-programs
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Janis @janishazel77.bsky.social · 27/02/2026
Brilliant visioning and calling to action from my @buildingmovement.bsky.social comrades, Adaku and Deepa! Solidarity is urgent work! And 'transformative solidarity requires infrastructure’! #movementsolidarity #solidarityisapractice #movementbuilding #wegotus
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 19/02/2026
New at @npquarterly.bsky.social - BMP's Adaku Utah and @deepaiyer.bsky.social write about the solidarity infrastructure that our movements need to move beyond episodic solidarity. nonprofitquarterly.org/how-to-build...
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How To Build Solidarity Infrastructure for the Long Haul | Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.
Many movements get stuck in episodic solidarity because they lack scaffolding and support, but solidarity infrastructure must go beyond movement moments.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 19/02/2026
The National Day of Remembrance on February 19th marks the years since the issuance of Executive Order 9066 which led to the forced removal and incarceration of more than 125,000 Japanese Americans during World War II by the United States government. www.solidarityis.org/solidarity-s...
Graphic honoring  the Day of Remembrance on February 19. There is a black and white photograph of Japanese Americans walking towards a barracks-style building at an incarceration camp during WWII, while a row of US soldiers in military uniforms watches. The text on the graphic reads: 

"The National Day of Remembrance on February 19th marks the years since the issuance of Executive Order 9066 which led to the forced removal and incarceration of more than 125,000 Japanese Americans during World War II by the United States government. 

In the midst of relentless anti-immigrant attacks that rely upon similar narratives and policies, we must recommit to community care and solidarity."
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 12/02/2026
BMP is conducting a series of listening sessions to hear directly from Human-Services/Direct service provider organizations navigating the current political conditions and rise of authoritarianism in their communities. Learn more about which session is the best fit for you: bit.ly/4aknOb4
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
We’re excited to kick off an ongoing blog series here at BMP and SolidarityIs: the Solidarity Syllabus. When everything feels urgent, devoting energy to studying movement lessons may not seem like a priority. 1/ www.solidarityis.org/syllabus/bla...
A digital collage with a photograph of lupines and illustrations of butterflies and the sun against a blue backdrop. The BMP and SolidarityIs logos are in the top left. The text on a sheet of notebook paper reads: Solidarity Syllabus: Black History Month
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
🎧 New on the Solidarity Is This podcast: co-host Adaku Utah talks to Loidymar Duprey-González about what it means to fight for dignity, land, and belonging in Puerto Rico: www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
Quote from Loidymar Duprey González, Co-founder and Program Manager, La Tejedora, speaking on the February 2026 podcast episode of Solidarity Is This with the Building Movement Project. Loidymar says: "We love to say that we are a very, very resistant people as Boricuas. We are fighters, we are winners, we are whatever we want to be." Quote from Loidymar Duprey González, Co-founder and Program Manager, La Tejedora, speaking on the February 2026 podcast episode of Solidarity Is This with the Building Movement Project. Loidymar says: 

"I think that our power remains in believing that we don't need the United States to do anything that we want. 

One of the biggest and greatest example of that is how people organized themselves after Hurricane Maria, in which we were almost six months without electricity, water and basic needs. 

After that, a beautiful mutual aid network started and it started from that principle, that basic humane principle of having solidarity with one another. And because I am recognizing the humanity that is in you."
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
We’re excited to kick off an ongoing blog series here at BMP and SolidarityIs: the Solidarity Syllabus. When everything feels urgent, devoting energy to studying movement lessons may not seem like a priority. 1/ www.solidarityis.org/syllabus/bla...
A digital collage with a photograph of lupines and illustrations of butterflies and the sun against a blue backdrop. The BMP and SolidarityIs logos are in the top left. The text on a sheet of notebook paper reads: Solidarity Syllabus: Black History Month
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
🎧 New on the Solidarity Is This podcast: co-host Adaku Utah talks to Loidymar Duprey-González about what it means to fight for dignity, land, and belonging in Puerto Rico: www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
Quote from Loidymar Duprey González, Co-founder and Program Manager, La Tejedora, speaking on the February 2026 podcast episode of Solidarity Is This with the Building Movement Project. Loidymar says: "We love to say that we are a very, very resistant people as Boricuas. We are fighters, we are winners, we are whatever we want to be." Quote from Loidymar Duprey González, Co-founder and Program Manager, La Tejedora, speaking on the February 2026 podcast episode of Solidarity Is This with the Building Movement Project. Loidymar says: 

"I think that our power remains in believing that we don't need the United States to do anything that we want. 

One of the biggest and greatest example of that is how people organized themselves after Hurricane Maria, in which we were almost six months without electricity, water and basic needs. 

After that, a beautiful mutual aid network started and it started from that principle, that basic humane principle of having solidarity with one another. And because I am recognizing the humanity that is in you."
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Stop AAPI Hate Action @stopaapihateaction.org · 22/01/2026
💡NEW: As we reflect on the first year of the Trump presidency, we’re breaking down how the administration has brought to life key proposals from Project 2025. From immigration to education and cost of living, Trump wasted no time in executing the proposals in this authoritarian agenda. Learn more ⬇️
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Tracking Project 2025: One Year Later – The Impact on Asian & Pacific Islander Communities - Stop AAPI Hate
In 2024, Stop AAPI Hate published an analysis of Project 2025 to sound the alarm about the massive implications for Asian Americans and Pacific Islander (AA/PI) people. Project 2025 is an…
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
In moments of intensified state violence and repression, many of us feel the pull to do everything, say everything, respond everywhere. But not every organization can do everything—and that's okay. 1/
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 11/12/2025
As 2025 draws to a close, the SolidarityIs team at BMP is reflecting on our work this year with movement groups, nonprofit leaders, and community members.
A light blue background with the Building Movement Project and SolidarityIs logo - text in the center reads "updates from SolidarityIs2025"
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 08/12/2025
Our own Director of Research, Dr. Janaé Bonsu-Love, shared preliminary findings from BMP’s 2025 Race to Lead survey as part of an article titled "The Invisible Job Crisis: America's Third-Largest Employer Is Hemorrhaging Talent, published by @forbes.com bit.ly/48EtCv9
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The Invisible Job Crisis: America's Third-Largest Employer Is Hemorrhaging Talent
While federal government and technology sector layoffs consistently make headlines, the unfolding jobs crisis within the social sector has received little public attention even as tens of thousands of...
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 08/12/2025
Happening on Tuesday! Our ED @janishazel77.bsky.social will be part of this timely conversation: Nonprofit Safety & Security: Protecting Our People, Data, and Organizations in a Time of Unprecedented Threat
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Janis @janishazel77.bsky.social · 05/12/2025
The stakes for the nonprofit sector at this moment are enormous. We are losing people and capacity. Please see this great analysis from @buildingmovement.bsky.social's research director, @dr-b-love.bsky.social, in @forbes.com about what the sector can do right now. www.forbes.com/sites/aparna...
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The Invisible Job Crisis: America's Third-Largest Employer Is Hemorrhaging Talent
While federal government and technology sector layoffs consistently make headlines, the unfolding jobs crisis within the social sector has received little public attention even as tens of thousands of...
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 04/12/2025
Since January 2025, Building Movement Project has been sharing information about how nonprofit organizations are being affected by changes in federal policy, withdrawals of federal funds, and attacks on their programs.
Graphic of a paper clipped note with text explaining the latest nonprofit FAQ update from the Building Movement Project, which highlights how nonprofits are impacted by federal actions, how progressive nonprofit groups and funders are being targeted, and shares resources and responses for nonprofits and funders. Find the December 2025 FAQ at bit.ly/nonprofit-faq
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 20/11/2025
@transequality.bsky.social: “This report is not just a record of loss—it is a call to action. Every name represents a life that mattered. They were artists, dancers, writers, computer scientists, students, parents, friends, and much more..." transequality.org/news/a4te-re...
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A4TE Releases 2025 Trans Day of Remembrance Report | A4TE
Ahead of Trans Day of Remembrance on November 20, Advocates for Trans Equality (A4TE) released its 2025 Remembrance Report, honoring fifty-eight known trans people who have passed away this year.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 18/11/2025
In honor of Alice Wong, we're sharing a clip from the Solidarity Is This podcast archives, where she talks about growing up as an Asian American kid in the Midwest and the roots of her activism as a disability justice organizer: www.instagram.com/p/DRNnWiHgW2g/
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Building Movement Project on Instagram: "Alice Wong passed away on Friday, November 14, at the age of 51. In a message she composed and asked her friend Sandy to share at the time of her passing, Al...
In this powerful conversation, Alice Wong shares her journey as a disability justice activist, community organizer, and writer. Growing up as a disabled Asian American in the Midwest, she faced unique...
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 17/11/2025
🎧️ NEW on the Solidarity Is This podcast! In this episode with co-host @deepaiyer.bsky.social, @jamieberan.bsky.social from @bendthearc.bsky.social shares messaging and practices that build solidarity within and outside Jewish communities. Show & notes here: www.solidarityis.org/podcast-epis...
A graphic with alternating gold and deep blue waves. Text reads: Solidarity Is This podcast - a conversation about solidarity within and across communities, November 2025. The Building Movement Project and SolidarityIs logos is in the bottom right corner, and the podcast co-host Deepa Iyer is pictured alongside a photo of guest Jamie Beran from Bend the Arc.
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 12/11/2025
⏳ Time is running out! Only 3 days remain to complete the #RaceToLead Survey. Your input helps reveal where change is happening—and where it’s still needed. Don’t wait—add your voice: bit.ly/RaceToLead2025 #NonprofitLeadership
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Janis @janishazel77.bsky.social · 12/11/2025
We are three (3!) days away from the Race to Lead survey closing. We’d love for you to share your experiences on race and leadership. Your voices matter!! #racetoleadat10 #listentothenonpeofitsector #protectthenonprofitsector #raceandleadership #buildingmovementproject
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Building Movement Project @buildingmovement.bsky.social · 10/11/2025
"🗣 Nonprofit voices drive this work. With 4 days to go, we’re calling on staff and leaders across the country to take the #RaceToLead Survey. Help us spotlight the experiences shaping equity and leadership in our sector. ✅ Take the survey today: bit.ly/RaceToLead2025 #NonprofitLeadership"
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