Reparations Movement Leadership
National African American Reparations Commission
Established in April, 2015, NAARC is united in a common commitment to fight for reparatory justice, compensation and restoration of African American communities.
N’COBRA
The National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America is a mass-based organization for the sole purpose of obtaining reparations for African descendants in the United States.
Reparations Education Project
Founded by reparations advocate N'Kechi Taifa, Reparations Education Project provides lectures and education on the reparations movement.
FIRST REPAIR
Founded by Robin Rue Simmons, First Repair is a not-for-profit working nationally to educate and equip leaders, who are advancing local reparations policies.
AARN
AARN is a leading research organization for U.S. racial justice and reparations. Our work fills the gap between research, advocacy, and policy.
REPARATIONS UNITED
Founded by Kamm Howard, Reparations United's aim is to build a lean structure that can select any specific injury issue and educate, organize and mobilize existing local coalitions to develop, initiate, and get funded reparatory programs in multiple communities simultaneously.
Reparations Movement Connectivity & Funding
Liberation Ventures
Liberation Ventures is building a multiracial democracy that works for all of us — by making racial repair a reality in the United States. We are realizing a dream in our name, where reparations for Black people unlocks true belonging for us all.
CASE4REPARATIONS
Last year, through our fund, Liberated Capital, we announced the redistribution of $1.7M to our inaugural cohort of 23 #Case4Reparations grantee partners to support movement-building & advocacy efforts to advance reparations in the U.S.
Reparations Movement Education
The Truthtelling Project
The Truth Telling Project supports and implements grassroots, community-centered truth-telling and reparations processes to achieve Black liberation and BIPOC solidarity, amplify traditionally silenced and disenfranchised voices, and abolish white supremacy.
Grassroots Reparations Campaign
The Grassroots Reparations Campaign launched in 2019 to uplift faith-based and ethically-centered communities that demand accountability for the history and current world conditions that slavery, colonialism, genocide, and other material and moral abuses created.
Reparations Finance Lab
A financial services non-profit dedicated to encouraging and facilitating private sector allocation of reparative capital to the descendants of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade globally.
Regional Reparative Projects
FFRN!
The Fund for Reparations NOW! (FFRN!) is an intergenerational community of white people working in solidarity with the National African American Reparations Commission (NAARC). Following NAARC’s Black leadership, FFRN! is dedicated to the immediate implementation of the 10-Point Plan, modeling now what reparations will look like when they are formally granted from the federal government.
The Reparations Project
The Reparations Project is a multifaceted redress initiative created by the Quarterman & Keller Fund that seeks to narrow the wealth gap and promote equity by centering descendants of those who were enslaved and supporting descendant families of enslavers to pursue ancestral healing through repairing generational harm.
Reparations Legacy Project
Reparations Legacy Project organizes white people with access to financial wealth to take a stand in repairing the damage of slavery and economic injustice through the redistribution of resources toward the Black self-determination programs of the Uhuru Movement.
Black Power Blueprint
Black Power Blueprint is a joint program of the African People’s Education and Defense Fund (APEDF) and Black Star Industries (BSI), transforming North St. Louis through renovation, economic development and political power by and for the black community.
Denver Black Reparations Council
DBRC's mission is to rebuild institutions, religions, languages and traditions within the Black Community of the Denver Metro Area as well as throughout the State of Colorado and beyond that were destroyed during the enslavement of African and African descendant people.
Reparations Circle Denver
Reparations Circle Denver seeks to build a community of contributors and a pool of funds dedicated to the strengthening, creation or re-establishment of institutions, religions, languages, and traditions within and beyond the Denver metro area Black Community.
Jubilee Justice
We envision an America where the institutional injustices concerning Land, Race and Money, that are rooted in a history of extraction and exploitation, both spiritually and materially transform toward justice, equity and repair.
Reparations Requests & Offerings
Reparations Requests and Offerings is a FaceBook mutual aid platform for direct assistance with rent, food, baby needs and other needs.
Where Is My Land
Where is My Land helps Black families reclaim stolen land through advocacy, research and technology.
Reparation Generation
Reparation Generation is a national organization providing direct reparative transfers to Black Americans for wealth-building pursuits.
Coming To The Table
Working together to create a just and truthful society that acknowledges and seeks to heal from the racial wounds of the past, from slavery and the many forms of racism it spawned.
Coming Together Virginia
Coming Together Virginia is a 501c3 non-profit organization focused on a vision of “a racially healed world of thriving, equitable and just communities.”
Our Black Ancestry
Our Black Ancestry Foundation provides resources for African American genealogical research, preserving historic materials and properties, and promoting healing of wounds that are the legacy of slavery.
The Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation
The Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation works to be, and to be perceived as, a moral and intellectual leader in the pursuit of truth, racial healing and transformation of hearts and minds in America.
International Efforts
Heirs of Slavery
We are a small group of British people who have researched their family histories, and learned that their ancestors made significant wealth from, or helped organise, more than two centuries of industrialised enslavement of Africans in the Americas.