We are built for this moment. Dream.Org has a track record of mobilizing unlikely allies to stick up for our communities and our priorities, like green investments we fought hard for. We also know how to build lasting common ground: passing bipartisan criminal justice reform under the last Trump administration. By standing up to what we believe in and bringing people together at the same time, we resist the ugliest impulses in our fractured politics and make sure that the most vulnerable among us don’t have to wait four years for any progress.

In solidarity,
— Nisha Anand

The end of the Biden presidency saw key criminal justice wins that will improve the lives of thousands of impacted Americans. On December 12th, Biden granted clemency to nearly 1,500 individuals on home confinement. Ten days later, he commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, sparing them from likely execution under a future Trump administration. On January 17th, Biden made history by commuting nearly 2,500 sentences for nonviolent crack cocaine offenses. Dream.Org tirelessly pushed for these changes, and we’re thankful Biden listened. And we thank you for your support as we continue fighting for lasting change.

See Dream.Org Fellow & Clemency Recipient Sabrena Morgan's Interview on CBS

The new leadership is wasting no time putting climate progress at risk. Already we’ve heard plans to obliterate the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), our country’s biggest-ever clean energy investment and our only shot at addressing the climate crisis head on. But we’re ready to fight back. Dream.Org is preparing a team to protect the IRA and of our promised clean energy jobs. Will you join us and help keep this momentum alive?

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We closed 2024 on a high note with our partnership with LexLab at UC Law San Francisco, supporting eight startups dedicated to making the legal system more accessible and equitable. From AI-driven legal research to innovative dispute resolution, these founders are bridging justice gaps through technology.

In 2025, we’re expanding our support for justice and climate tech entrepreneurs tackling society’s biggest challenges. Read on to see how these startups are reshaping access to justice.

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