United in Solidarity 4 New Haven

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United in Solidarity 4 New Haven We create spaces for learning, healing, and collective action rooted in dignity.

United in Solidarity 4 New Haven is a humanistic, anti-racist organizing collective building solidarity across Black, Latine, Indigenous, and other marginalized communities.

We are so grateful for the NH community members who joined our workshop. The time, space, and shared learning was powerf...
07/19/2026

We are so grateful for the NH community members who joined our workshop. The time, space, and shared learning was powerful and inspiring! We are still processing and will have more to share, but for now- THANK YOU!!!

Day one of Latino Challenges toward Racial Justice was inspiring. The shared brave space co- created by New Haven’s Blac...
07/18/2026

Day one of Latino Challenges toward Racial Justice was inspiring. The shared brave space co- created by New Haven’s Black and Latine leaders(and all our intersectionality!)was energizing and expertly co- facilitated by Maria Reinat-Pumarejo and Annie Rodriguez. Looking forward to day two. Pa’lante!

Save the Date! July 17&18 we will host an in person Latino Challenge workshop with Cambio Integral. Registration informa...
04/30/2026

Save the Date!
July 17&18 we will host an in person Latino Challenge workshop with Cambio Integral.
Registration information coming soon!

Join us with the Progreso Latino Fund and other community partners for an evening created for learning, reflection and c...
04/06/2026

Join us with the Progreso Latino Fund and other community partners for an evening created for learning, reflection and connection around ancestral knowledge, cultural survival and the shared responsibility of shaping a more just and inclusive future.

In collaboration with the Yale Peabody Museum, please join us for a tour and community reception.

03/29/2026

Last week was the commemoration of the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico. Listen up for the musical language of resistance and survival, Bomba. As in the southern U.S., it was how people separated from their homeland and families told their stories and communicated with one another.

03/29/2026

Whether you marched in today’s No Kings rally or are just beginning to feel called into community, the energy of resistance continues.

Save the date: April 30 at the Peabody Museum.

Join us for a community gathering and discussion exploring the Taíno legacy of resistance. A powerful story of survival, resilience, and enduring strength that continues to shape movements for solidarity today.

More details coming soon. We hope you’ll be part of the conversation.

03/14/2026

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