Four Freedoms Fund Grantees Gaining Recognition for Texas Efforts

In the fall of 2017, the Four Freedoms Fund (FFF), a NEO Philanthropy collaborative fund, launched the Texas Fund as a grantmaking initiative for national and local donors interested in investing in Texas in response to Senate Bill 4, a sweeping “show me your papers” law passed earlier in the year. Now, a new article highlights the ongoing work of our Texas Fund grantees—and the effects they’re starting to have.

This intersectional coalition of activists—both immigrant-focused and not—has begun to notch significant wins on immigration issues.

Read more about grassroots orgs and leaders organizing their communities and fighting back, including the Laredo Immigrant Alliance and MOVE Texas, both of which formed in the wake of SB 4 and with support from the Texas Fund. The article also profiles the work of longtime FFF grantee Grassroots Leadership and the momentous, cross-movement “Freedom City” policy, which a number of criminal justice and immigrant justice groups won in Austin.

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