ColorOfChange
ColorOfChange is a racial justice organization powered by 7 million members, advocating for a more humane world for Black people through campaigns, corporate accountability, and legislative support.
Company Overview
ColorOfChange is driven by 7 million members to create a more human and less hostile world for Black people and all people. It offers a platform for creating and supporting campaigns for racial justice, providing tools and resources for community organizing and advocacy. The organization engages in campaigns to hold corporations and government accountable for racial justice, facilitating member-led initiatives on issues such as police accountability, economic justice, and media justice.
Campaign Initiatives
ColorOfChange engages in various campaigns to hold both corporations and government entities accountable for racial justice. Notably, the organization has successfully pressured companies like AT&T to stop funding networks that promote hate and misinformation. Through these efforts, ColorOfChange aims to create systemic change that makes society more equitable for marginalized communities.
OrganizeFor Platform
ColorOfChange's OrganizeFor platform provides essential tools and resources for community organizing and advocacy. This platform empowers individuals to create and support campaigns for racial justice, allowing for grassroots efforts to gain traction and make impactful changes. The platform facilitates member-led campaigns on critical issues including police accountability, economic justice, and media justice, leveraging the collective power of the community to drive social change.
Legislative Support
ColorOfChange supports legislative agendas such as the Community Safety Legislative Agenda, which focuses on investing in community-based safety solutions. By advocating for these legislative measures, the organization promotes policies that aim to establish a more just and humane society. These initiatives reflect ColorOfChange's broader goal of advancing systemic reforms that benefit Black people and all communities.