The Equity Alliance
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P.O. Box 331821
Nashville, TN 37203
Organization Details

Programs

Description
A reparations policy publication to illuminate issues impacting the Quality of Life within the communities we serve and provide a platform to celebrate wins in the democracy space, growth in the movement, and the building of independent black political power through our people.
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Tennessee
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A statewide coalition of Democracy Defenders working to pass policy that will ensure fair and equitable redistricting in our communities and expand ballot access by passing rights restoration legislation to repeal legal financial obligations.
Program Areas Served
Tennessee
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A coalition of Black women and men dedicated to engaging their networks and communities in THE EQUITY ALLIANCE movement.
Program Areas Served
Tennessee
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A statewide Coalition of noneprofits organizations working collectively to increasing civic engagement and voter participation in Black communities in Tennessee.
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Tennessee
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A community Engagement and outreach program working to keep Black homeowners in their homes mitigating foreclosures resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, encouraging homeownership and generational wealth, and to love on our people by providing economic relief.
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Tennessee
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A Statewide monthly forum that brings together issue area experts, leaders and elected officials. This program was created to build relationships with directly impacted community members and educate them on how to plug in (build power), and take action on the issues impacting their lives.
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TN
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LiberTEA Leaders Collective as our solution to the lack of Black civic leadership talent in Tennessee. LiberTEA Leaders Collective will be the entry point for Black community members who want to lead systemic change on our collective path to liberation and freedom. The goal of the LiberTEA Leaders Collective will be to heal, develop, train, educate, and mobilize the
next generation of civic leaders and democracy defenders. Representation matters, and it is important for Black voters to see themselves in the democratic process through the appointed, civic, and elected leaders in our community. We promote Civic Leadership by encouraging Black people to take leadership roles in shaping policy on the local, state and national level.
Through an intensive 6-8 week learning module, the LiberTEA Leaders Collective will develop the next generation of civic leaders and democracy defenders.
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TN
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Through the development and implementation of a inclusive relational organizing model, the basis of our Community Mobilizers program is to train everyday people to become organizers and speak to their circles of influence in order to challenge the status quo. Building on their existing relationships, we address issues including education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. This serves as a gateway to discuss how politics and economic power play a role in their daily lives. Our goal is to hire 15-20 Statewide community mobilizers by 2024.
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TN
Budget
$15,000.00
Description
The Equity Alliance produces the 2018 Nashville Voter Guide. Aside from the various blatant tactics to suppress minority voters in Tennessee, one of the greatest challenges to voter turnout is the lack of awareness of upcoming elections and access to available information on the candidates. Our city takes an "opt-in" approach to seeking election information instead of making it widespread available. The guide is a free public resource for Nashville voters?distributed directly through local churches and institutions (businesses, nonprofits, etc)?to make an informed decision in the voting booth on Election Day. The guide is available at www.nashvillevoterguide.com.
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None
Budget
$2,500.00
Description
Partnering with the Interdenominational Ministers Fellowship, The Equity Alliance will conduct voter registration at African-American Churches in Davidson County. Our goal is to register 100% of eligible church members. TEA does voter registration at churches on Wednesdays and Sundays. TEA uses paper and online registration. TEA sends reminders for election day by phone, text and email. TEA maintains a voter database. TEA distributes online and hardcopy voter guides with non-partisan candidate information and details about how to vote.
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