Communication.
Relationships.
Resources.

Movements don't fail for a lack of good ideas. They fail because people stay disconnected from themselves and from each other.

They fail because when survival is threatened, when money “seems” scarce, we get scared and lean into the status quo.

We can't see an alternative.

The powers that be move propaganda across language, culture, communities and countries at the same time. While movements resist in one language.

Organizers know that doing the work in one language isn't getting the results we need. But doing it in more than one costs time and money that feels beyond capacity. That's the bind.

#TranslateTheMovement is closing that gap.

Resonance Network's narrative organizing reconnects people with themselves and their imagination for what's possible. People stop believing there's no alternative when they're connected to a community of people imagining and building alternatives in real time.

Jamii Linguists brings people and movements together through multilingual community building that scales what movements can do: resist what we have and build something better. Our local communities are already multilingual. Our movement work is language work. Community-centered interpreting, translation and language learning, and unforgettable multilingual spaces, in person and online, that shift how people organize.

The people building multilingual community.

Right now reproductive justice, LGBTQIA+ rights, reparations, environmental justice, work to end gender-based and sexual violence, our food systems, voting rights, and grassroots mobilizing is all under attack.