Building Movements from the Margins: how movement and nonprofit work for social justice continue in the face of disenfranchisementThe South has long been at the forefront of social justice and civil rights movements, but movement and nonprofit work in the region is often under-resourced, underfunded, and overlooked. Join us for a conversation with Southern leaders on the forefronts of national justice movements, who will talk about their experiences building power in the face of disenfranchisement and offer their insights on what nonprofits and community organizations in the region need to sustain their work. This conversation is co-sponsored by YANA and Go South, a Yale alumni-founded summer fellowship program fiscally sponsored by YANA.Speakers:Allegra Lawrence-Hardy ('96 LAW) Founding Partner, Lawrence and Bundy, LLCPastor Kenneth Glasgow, Founder/President, The Ordinary People Society Irvin Camacho, Bail Disruptor, Bail Project & Board Member, ACLU of Arkansas Moderator:Paola Jimenez-Read ('22), Rising Senior, YaleMore details: https://conta.cc/3f2OUYf   Join us for compelling discussions about best practices, trends, and careers in the social impact space. Thanks for listening to this YANA podcast.  Get more information and resources at yana.community.

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