OUR WORK & PROGRAMS

BLACK SOLIDARITY ECONOMY

We support Black leadership in the solidarity economy movement through funding opportunities, relationship building, and storytelling. 

BLACK SOLIDARITY ECONOMY FUND

Since 2020, the Black Solidarity Economy Fund (BSEF) has democratically distributed over $1.3M to Black-led solidarity economy organizing.

Moved by the 2020 popular uprisings, several dozen Black staff and leaders from our network came together to organize the fund, with the goal of redistributing resources to Black-led organizations building the solidarity economy. The fund is anchored by the BSEF Working Group which collectively makes all major decisions related to the fund.

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BLACK RADICAL DEMOCRACY WORKING GROUP

In July 2024, the Black Solidarity Economy Fund (BSEF) gathered in Durham, NC for the first ever Black Radical Democracy Convening! Over 40 people representing 25 orgs attended and were joined by movement elders with over 50 years in the Black liberation struggle. From the convening, NEC members and grantees decided to start a space for Black folks within the network to convene, collaborate, celebrate, and resource Black leadership within the Solidarity Economy movement.

Black & Indigenous Land Working Group

In collaboration with NEC Member, Pathways of Purpose, this working group provides skill-sharing and peer support spaces for organizations launching, building, and completing community-led and place-based land back and reparations projects.

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RECENT NEWS 

The Rapid Response Fund is redistributing $50,000

The Rapid Response Fund

The Black Solidarity Economy Fund will redistribute $50k of rapid response funds to nonprofit organizations, entities, and collectives facing emergent needs due to racialized environmental, public health, legal, and economic threats.

The Rapid Response Fund is redistributing $50,000

The Rapid Response Fund

The Black Solidarity Economy Fund will redistribute $50k of rapid response funds to nonprofit organizations, entities, and collectives facing emergent needs due to racialized environmental, public health, legal, and economic threats.