This evolving list includes organizations whose work centers historically marginalized and minoritized communities. You're encouraged to contact them directly if you're interested in and/or wish to support their work. If you'd like information on something you see (or don't see) here, send us a note or complete a support inquiry form by clicking on the SUPPORT at the end of the page. You can suggest resources be added, too!
HEALTH JUSTICE
Affect the Verb || Disability Visibility Project || Four Thieves Vinegar Collective || Frontline Medics Indigenous Resilience || Health Justice Commons-Radical Telehealth Collective || Herbalista Free Clinic || Sins Valid
IMMIGRATION SUPPORT
Adoptees United Citizenship Clinic || Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project || Black Alliance for Immigration Justice || Border Butterfly Project || Immigrant Defense Project || Immigrant Legal Resource Center || National Immigration Project || People over Papers
MUTUAL AID
ABQ Heater Bloc || Crips for eSims for Gaza || Food Not Bombs Locator || Mutual Aid Hub || ᜐᜎᜉᜒ Salapi Basket
REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE
ineedana.com || Repro Legal Helpline || Reproaction Anti-Abortion Pregnancy Centers (fake clinics) Database || Sister Song || Valley Abortion Group
LANGUAGE JUSTICE RESOURCES

"Language justice is an evolving framework based on the notion of respecting every individual’s fundamental language rights—to be able to communicate, understand, and be understood in the language in which they prefer and feel most articulate and powerful." --Casey Payton, Joann Lee, Ana Paula Noguez Mercado, and Alena Uliasz (READ MORE: Language Justice During COVID-19). NaTakallam, an organization that intentionally partners with educators and providers who are from conflict-affected regions, emphasize that language justice is "about dignity, access, and equitable participation."
Aligning with this framework, we list organizations that offer exceptional language services, including interpretation, translation, language training, and more. Complete the form above to begin the service request, and we'll facilitate the process for you. Feel free to contact the organizations directly as well!
Valley Community Interpreters offers human translation and proofreading provided by professionals in over 100 different languages along with other language services, to find out more, visit their website vcinm.org.
Need a certified translation-notary service ASAP? Begin the notarized certified process with Idiomatic Language Services. Receive a quote by clicking on this link.*Sanghaya Channel, LLC is an affiliate for Idiomatic Translations.
*NOTE: This resource list is informational only and, unless otherwise stated, doesn't imply affiliation, endorsement, or partnership. Have questions about types of support we can offer, or would like a referral? Click the SUPPORT button below. If you still have questions, you may find answers on our Frequently Asked Questions page
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