8 Things I Learned About Wealth Inequality and Organizing Young Wealthy People in 2018
Hey, class-privileged folks, I hope these expand your analysis, piss you off, and spur you to take action.
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20 Years of Making Money Make Change
We recently celebrated the 20th Anniversary of our Making Money Make Change conference! Making Money Make Change has been a signature part of Resource Generation’s work since our founding back in 1998. The original conference was a joint vision and collaboration between wealthy young people who wanted to get involved in social justice organizing and…
From Prep School to Class Traitor
Patriarchy sucks, even for dudes.
This is not up for debate.
Trans and non-binary solidarity in action means creating methods for safety, resilience, and community accountability that don’t depend on cops or the prison system.
Build *movement* electoral power, not donor electoral power
As activity across the country is ramping up for the November 2018 elections and the social movement organizations that many Resource Generation members are in relationship with step up their civic engagement activity, we’ve been getting a lot of questions about how to apply Resource Generation’s values and social justice philanthropy principles to elections.
We Believe Survivors
We got arrested today for disrupting Kavanaugh’s testimony. This morning, some of us were in D.C. to disrupt Kavanaugh’s testimony.
The Senate Judiciary Committee began its hearing this morning at 9:30 am…
Reflections on Making Money Make Change 2017
Spaces like this aren’t supposed to exist under capitalism. Making Money Make Change is precious and powerful.
How Supporting RG Increases Funding to Social Justice
As progressive young people with wealth, it’s our responsibility to organize wealthy folks to take action to end economic inequality and move money to fund economic and racial justice.
Why MMMC, Why Now, and What’s Next?
If you come from or have earned wealth and believe in a future where wealth, land, and power are equitably shared, join us at MMMC so we can dream together about what’s next.
On the Road for Wealth Redistribution
I just returned from my first chapter visits as an Executive Director. When I started this role back in January I wanted to prioritize meeting as many chapter members in person as possible. In both current and previous position (before becoming the ED, I was the Associate Director from August of 2014 through December of…