Southern Poverty Law Center
Here’s how you helped us win in court in 2025
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For 55 years, the Southern Poverty Law Center has stood for justice and equity for all people, thanks, in part, to supporters like you. In the courtroom, classroom and communities, we strive to hold our nation to the promises made during the Civil Rights Movement.
Our 2025 impact report is out now, highlighting the work we did together to bring justice to the communities that need it most. Please know it was made possible — and will continue to be made possible — in no small part by your financial and moral support.
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Since our founding, we’ve used the power of litigation to defend and protect our civil and human rights — securing victories that move us closer to a future where everybody can thrive. Here are some of the 2025 legal wins that your support helped advance.
We protected 25,000 young people from the Trump administration’s attempt to shut down Job Corps and 99 of its centers in a lawsuit — a program established by Congress that provides young people with education and vocational training, helping countless Americans as they enter the workforce.
We won a lawsuit on behalf of the Yellowhammer Fund, after Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall threatened to prosecute the organization for helping residents travel out of state for legal abortions. A federal court ruled the threats violated free speech and travel rights.
In partnership with the ACLU, we filed a motion to intervene as defendants in the federal lawsuit United States v. Raffensperger, which seeks to force the state of Georgia to hand over sensitive voter data to the U.S. Department of Justice.
We filed a lawsuit with co-counsel to reinstate a Georgia educator after her suspension for a Facebook post about Charlie Kirk, infringing on her First Amendment right to free speech in Mickens v. Oglethorpe County School System.
We partnered with legal advocates to assist immigrant families in the New Orleans area by sending letters to local superintendents seeking pardons for student absences due to the fear of potential immigration sweeps.
Our work is far from over, and together, we can continue challenging hate, discrimination and injustice in 2026 and beyond. Please take a moment to read our 2025 impact report and look over the progress you helped make a reality. ([link removed])
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In solidarity,
The Southern Poverty Law Center
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