Our Partners

Our community partners support survivors and lead unique anti-oppression efforts across Philadelphia. We thank the following organizations for supporting our annual event:

 

Become a partner

Partners agree to promote the march online via social media and by hanging posters and distributing flyers in their offices, schools, and/or communities. Financial support is greatly appreciated, but not required. If your organization is interested in partnering please contact us!

Donate

Your contribution helps us pay for promotional materials, equipment rental, supplies, and other material expenses.

 

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View fullsize The #brooklynmuseum #wakanda mess is not just upsetting bc of this incident, which is harmful in and of itself, but bc of its larger reflection of the elitism/racism/gate-keeping in the museum/academia/curation world

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