Social Justice Portal Project

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How do we journey from injustice to justice?

What would an ‘abolitionist’ society look like? What new practices, policies and institutions need to be created to realize both safety and justice?

What is the relationship of capitalist extraction to the climate crisis?

What can we learn from cooperatives and solidarity economies?

The Social Justice Portal Project is a movement-centered collaborative think tank mobilizing scholars and activists to share, debate and map visions for transformative change.

Portal Participants

Marielle Franco and Margaret Burroughs Fellows

Jamila Woods

Singer, Songwriter and Poet

M. Adams

Community Organizer, Co-Executive Director at the Movement for Black Lives

Damon Williams

Co-Director of #LetUsBreathe Collective

Angela Y. Davis

Scholar, Author, Organizer

Naomi Klein

Journalist, Climate Justice Scholar, Author

Robin D. G. Kelley

Historian, Scholar, Author

How do we link movement, theory, history and  practice in the service of creating a better world?

Join us for public programming and artistic offerings as we explore these fundamental questions together.

Portal Project Events

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Resources

Learn about the research, histories and work within our three main Portal Project entry points: abolition, economic democracy and climate justice.

Climate Justice

Climate Change Will Displace Millions. Here’s How We Prepare by Colette Pichon Battle

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Economic Democracy

What Did Cedric Robinson Mean by Racial Capitalism? by Robin D. G. Kelley

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