The Center for Media Justice, established in 2008, is a national non-profit organization based in Oakland, California. The organization’s mission is “to build a powerful movement for a more just and participatory media and digital world—with racial equity and human rights for all.”
The Center for Media Justice, established in 2008, is a national non-profit organization based in Oakland, California. The organization’s mission is “to build a powerful movement for a more just and participatory media and digital world—with racial equity and human rights for all.”
General support for advocacy for just and participatory media and digital policies that advance racial justice, economic equity, and human rights, and core support for institutional strengthening
To establish regional hubs of organizing, research, and leadership development in California where Black, Indigenous, and people of color community leaders can challenge corporate power's erosion of public health in their communities.
To grow and deploy organized, distributed, grassroots power for promoting digital equity, addressing racialized disinformation and abolishing electronic monitoring to protect health equity in California.
To provide training and capacity-building support on digital security to activists working towards racial justice to advance health and racial equity in California.
