From Grassroots International <[email protected]>
Subject Solidarity in the Face of Racism & Empire
Date February 27, 2026 5:45 PM
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Winter 2026 eNewsletter
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Solidarity Against Racism and Empire
As communities both at home and around the world face an escalated onslaught of attacks, it is more important than ever to draw lessonson solidarity, mutual aid and resistance from the past to inform and strengthen present struggles.
[[link removed]] Supporting the Food Sovereignty Movement Over the Long Haul Takes Solidarity Philanthropy
Our co-executive director Chung-Wha and director of global philanthropy Saulo lay out why solidarity philanthropy is essential for sustaining the food sovereignty movement over the long haul, in an article for Proximate magazine.
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[[link removed]] Podcast: In Solidarity with Chung-Wha Hong and Sara Mersha
In this episode of Becoming the Vision, the podcast Becoming the Vision sat down with Chung-Wha Hong and Sara Mersha, co-executive directors of Grassroots International, for a timely conversation on what it means to be in solidarity with social movements.
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[[link removed]] Continuing the Fight for Berta
January 12th saw our partner COPINH mobilized in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa to accompany the release of an independent commission's report about Berta Cáceres's murder. Among their findings: her murder was the result of a carefully planned and executed organized criminal operation involving a network of accomplices, including international banks.
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[[link removed]] Solidarity with Venezuela Following US Invasion
The US's attack on and dominance over Venezuela – blatantly in the interest of the US government seizing Venezuela’s oil – is not only unconscionable in and of itself. It threatens efforts for sovereignty, self-determination, peace, and justice across the globe.
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[[link removed]] Land, Resistance, and Liberation: Agricultural Cooperatives as a Vital Piece of Black History in the U.S.
For as long as land – stolen from Indigenous people and then worked by enslaved Africans – has been used as a means of theft and exploitation throughout US history, it has also given rise to rich forms of resistance and liberation.
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[[link removed]] Grasping At the Roots
In a new powerful documentary from our allies at Climate Justice Alliance, Grasping at the Roots is a chance to follow some of the people who are making positive change in Black Environmental Justice communities.
It is a window into the lives of those being hit by economic hardships, community disruptions, and climate change: living next to refineries and other industrial projects while bearing the brunt of a warming climate, and doing something about it.
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Continue to Take Action for Grinalda do Ouro *Second Update*
Starting February 11, tractors have plowed through the traditional rural community of Grinalda do Ouro in Piauí, Brazil to build a monoculture agribusiness plantation. Residents have been terrorized and vegetation and vital water sources have been devastated.
Since then, Grassroots International has mobilized hundreds of supporters to pressure government officials to stop the devastation. The global campaign was initially successful: a lower court suspended the land grabbers' licenses. But this week, a higher court reinstated the licenses , putting the community again at imminent risk.
Even if you've taken action already, including this week, send another letter to demand the licenses again are suspended. The fragile Cerrado environment, and traditional rural peoples' homes, depend on it.
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