Catalyst Project

Register today for Catalyst’s upcoming online workshop series Resisting Political Repression: Building an Unbreakable Movement. Through this course, participants will learn to: Recognize political repression; Connect modern-day repression to historic examples; Respond to political repression with solidarity, principles, and movement strategies; Be prepared to support targets of political repression; Root our understanding of political repression in the long arc of history, from the Slave Codes to the War on Terror; and Understand the white supremacist roots and agenda of political repression.
Register: https://bit.ly/UnbreakableMovement

Join Catalyst Project for our second Digital Security Happy Hour on June 5th, 10 am PT/1pm ET. This is a coworking space to get our digital house in order! We’ll also share some resources to prevent Doxing! Bit.ly/DigiSecHappyHourJune

Join Catalyst Project for our second Digital Security Happy Hour on June 4th, 10 am PT/1pm ET. This is a coworking space to get our digital house in order! We’ll also share some resources to prevent Doxing! Bit.ly/DigiSecHappyHourJune

With the rise of fascism comes the rise of political repression of movements for justice. One way to protect ourselves is to learn from movements that have resisted repression before. That’s why we’re offering this 6-part online series, Resisting Political Repression: Building an Unbreakable Movement. Sign up today! bit.ly/UnbreakableMovement  (link in bio)

With the rise of fascism comes the rise of political repression of movements for justice. One way to protect ourselves is to learn from movements that have resisted repression before. That's why we're offering this 6-part online series, Resisting Political Repression: Building an Unbreakable Movement. Sign up today! bit.ly/UnbreakableMovement (link in bio)

Is digital security one of those things that you know is important but you don’t get around to it? Or maybe you’re overwhelmed by how much there is to do to get your digital footprint tidied up?

We’ve been there too - and we know that having a co-working space can be very helpful for getting things done! That's why we are hosting a monthly Digital Security Happy Hour on zoom! This first session is May 4th at 4pm PT/7pm ET. Register at bit.ly/DigiSecHappyHourMay (link in bio)

We’ll bring checklists shared by digital security experts, and offer peer support where we can. For the May session, we'll offer a brief orientation to increasing the security of your Signal account. Of course, you’re welcome to work on whatever’s most helpful for you during the coworking time. Will you join us?

January 18th: Building Anti-racist Resistance in Florida
Anti-Racist Organizing Panel Event of The 2025-2026 Florida Anne Braden Program

Join Catalyst Project for the final public session in the Anti-Racist Organizing Series of the 2025 Florida Anne Braden Program. In this webinar we will hear from Anne Braden program alumni who are building white anti-racist power in Florida. You’ll get insight from current program facilitators to hear about the impacts of the leadership development happening in Florida and why we need to invest in white anti-racist leadership in the South.

This virtual panel will feature Rachel Bass, Glitter Felten, and Chris Furino. Bios to come.
ASL, Spanish language interpretation, and live captioning will be available.

Why attend?
✅ Shift from fear to action. Hear stories of white people taking principled risks in Florida to support multiracial movements and BIPOC leaders
✅ Stand on an important legacy. Trace the through-line of white anti-racist organizing to today’s frontline anti-racist organizers.
✅ Build a true “broad front” against fascism. Be inspired and activated to support the ongoing work of white anti-racism in Florida.

This event continues our commitment to deep political education and resourcing grassroots movements confronting racism, capitalism, and empire.

📅 Date & Time: January 18th, 3:00 - 5:00 PM Eastern / 12:00 - 2:00 PM Pacific
📍 Register here: https://bit.ly/ABP-Panel3-FL

Don’t miss this urgent and inspiring conversation!

January 18th: Building Anti-racist Resistance in Florida
Anti-Racist Organizing Panel Event of The 2025-2026 Florida Anne Braden Program

Join Catalyst Project for the final public session in the Anti-Racist Organizing Series of the 2025 Florida Anne Braden Program. In this webinar we will hear from Anne Braden program alumni who are building white anti-racist power in Florida. You’ll get insight from current program facilitators to hear about the impacts of the leadership development happening in Florida and why we need to invest in white anti-racist leadership in the South.

This virtual panel will feature Rachel Bass, Glitter Felton, and Chris Furino. Bios to come.
ASL, Spanish language interpretation, and live captioning will be available.

Why attend?
✅ Shift from fear to action. Hear stories of white people taking principled risks in Florida to support multiracial movements and BIPOC leaders
✅ Stand on an important legacy. Trace the through-line of white anti-racist organizing to today’s frontline anti-racist organizers.
✅ Build a true “broad front” against fascism. Be inspired and activated to support the ongoing work of white anti-racism in Florida.

This event continues our commitment to deep political education and resourcing grassroots movements confronting racism, capitalism, and empire.

📅 Date & Time: January 18th, 3:00 - 5:00 PM Eastern / 12:00 - 2:00 PM Pacific
📍 Register here: https://bit.ly/ABP-Panel3-FL

Don’t miss this urgent and inspiring conversation!

Catalyst Project and the Florida Anne Braden program are pleased to announce that we have added a third panelist to Thursday’s “Black Resistance to Rising Fascist” panel. We now have three incredible speakers who are all engaged in grassroots work for labor, healing, and food justice in Florida. This conversation is going to be great!

register at bit.ly/abppanel25.
Jonathan Alingu of Central Florida Jobs With Justice will be joining Ruth Ifakemi Efungbemi Jeannoel, founder and director of Fanm Saj, Inc, and Katherine Franco, founder of Neighborhood Fridge. Jonathan currently serves as Co-Director to Central Florida Jobs with Justice and has been involved in social justice organizing work for the last 17 years.

See below for more details, and don’t forget to register!
On December 4th, join Catalyst Project for the second session in the Anti-Racist Organizing Series of the 2025 Florida Anne Braden Program. This webinar brings together potent perspectives from Black leaders advancing community-led healing and food justice initiatives as acts of resistance against rising fascism.

This virtual panel will include panelists Ruth Ifakemi Efungbemi Jeannoel, author of Restorative Justice Practices Circle Keeping for Community Healing and founder and director of Fanm Saj, Inc, Katherine Franco, founder of Neighborhood Fridge, a decentralized mutual aid network in Central Florida, and Jonathan Alingu, Co-Director to Central Florida Jobs with Justice, a coalition of labor, community, student groups, and faith-based groups fighting for justice alongside workers and their communities.
Why attend?

✅ Learn from frontline Black organizers resisting state violence.

✅ Connect Black liberation to global movements for justice and freedom.

✅ Take action to support Black-led strategies for collective safety and systemic transformation.
This event is part of a larger series designed to deepen anti-racist political education, uplift critical resistance work, and move resources to grassroots movements challenging the far-right agenda.
📅 Date & Time: December 4th, 3:00 - 5:00 PM Pacific / 6:00 - 8:00 PM Eastern
📍 Register at bit.ly/abppanel25

Catalyst Project and the Florida Anne Braden program are pleased to announce that we have added a third panelist to Thursday’s “Black Resistance to Rising Fascist” panel. We now have three incredible speakers who are all engaged in grassroots work for labor, healing, and food justice in Florida. This conversation is going to be great!

register at bit.ly/abppanel25

Jonathan Alingu of Central Florida Jobs With Justice will be joining Ruth Ifakemi Efungbemi Jeannoel, founder and director of Fanm Saj, Inc, and Katherine Franco, founder of Neighborhood Fridge. Jonathan currently serves as Co-Director to Central Florida Jobs with Justice and has been involved in social justice organizing work for the last 17 years.