We celebrate and uplift organizers whose work, we believe, moves us toward this Model Majority - an intergenerational, multiracial, multifaith, and multilingual constituency that recognizes the power of its own history and is actively envisioning a world that includes all of us.

Communities are stepping in where institutions fall short with mutual aid, community health organizations, and reclaiming narrative agency; these communities are fostering solutions anchored in hope, imagination, resilience, and solidarity. Their existence is resistance to harmful narratives of dehumanization, othering, and scarcity that shape the conversation about who deserves care—and how it should be delivered.

Two new resources offer narrative guidance for climate and migrant justice organizers looking for a place to start.

Years spent organizing workers gave Aliyah Sabharwal a unique perspective on translating the language of finance

Audrey Kuo credits their time as a student leader, and later, a teacher as foundational to their social change philosophy today

How Annie Tan’s advocacy for racial justice transformed her relationship with her parents.

Narrative research is a vital tool for any organization, foundation, coalition, or network working with frontline communities.

Both  rural and non-rural movement people have the chance to build common ground around racial, economic, and gender justice.

Narrative organizing is the act of building, creating and using narrative to shift power towards justice, equity and democracy. Narrative...

Narrative change projects can be exciting to plan but can face complex challenges. The Four Baskets framework can help facilitate your work.

Read the Full Report: Building Narrative Infrastructure in Minnesota, August 2019 Narrative Initiative was founded in 2016 to build a...