📚 Learn about issues going on in your school system and combat hate in education! Near #Eufaula, #Alabama❓📲 RSVP and join us tomorrow to learn about #DueProcessRights and how to ensure all students are treated with dignity: https://www.splcenter.org/rsvp-combating-hate-education-eufaula-alabama/

📢 Join the SPLC for a five-day journey that will shed light on the connections between poverty, systemic inequalities & democracy ⚖️. Learn from community leaders, advocates & those directly impacted by these issues as we work toward a more just and equitable society. 🤝❤️ https://bit.ly/4pyF7Md

#OTD Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing about 3 million enslaved Black people. Slavery’s end was not its disappearance. Oppression took new forms. Today, #TheMarchContinues.

#HurricaneKatrina is only one example of why we need #HumanRights protections for vulnerable communities. Visit our #LivingInTheWake essay series, where we highlight how the U.S. can effect change and strengthen human rights protections: https://bit.ly/424XAGd

Stay engaged with the issues going on in our local school system and combat hate in education! In or near #Eufaula, #Alabama❓📲 RSVP and join us on Sept. 23 to learn about #DueProcessRights and ways you can ensure districts follow the law to treat all students with dignity: https://bit.ly/4p4hRFH

In Jackson, Mississippi, residents who lack clean drinking water are being forced out of their homes. The SPLC is suing the state for withholding millions of dollars that could help them. Read more: https://bit.ly/465eDKU

Too often, racial and sexual identities are positioned as either/ors, despite the contradiction of the lives of LGBTQ+ people of color. This #HispanicHeritageMonth, uplift LGBTQ+ Latinx voices ❤️. Revisit this LFJ feature on how educators can counter this erasure: https://bit.ly/42A6xrf

#OTD in 2017, #HurricaneMaria devastated #PuertoRico, causing fatalities and damage while exposing critical needs for greater resilience and preparedness. Our #LivingInTheWake project stresses the need to increase federal funding to build systems that protect us all📲: https://bit.ly/424XAGd

As a direct result of President Trump’s One Big Ugly Budget bill, people will lose health care and suffer preventable deaths, children will go hungry, college will become less attainable for low-income students, immigrants will be unfairly punished, and more: https://bit.ly/3K99fxK

By mainstreaming conspiracies and threatening election workers, the far-right extremist movement is attempting to destabilize democratic institutions. 🗳️ We advocate for policymakers to advance legislation that would secure and expand access to the ballot box for all U.S. citizens.

Join us for two days of collaborative programming during the Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival. On Sept. 23 and 24, Learning for Justice will offer keynote presentations, fireside chats, panel conversations and film screenings and discussions. Register now: lfj.pub/LFJ-MCHRFF-Sept2025

📣 Hey, Alabama! Join us for a community conversation as we celebrate recent policy wins and help shape the legislative agenda for 2026. Food will be provided! 📅 RSVP here: https://bit.ly/47ImDm1

Across the U.S., publicly funded “alternative” schools aim to provide a different educational environment. Students with disabilities and students of color have long borne the disproportionate burden of these disciplinary exclusions. https://bit.ly/42hAaxh

We mourn with the families and communities of Demartravion “Trey” Reed and Cory Zukatis in Mississippi. The SPLC calls for investigations that are thorough, transparent and accountable so communities can begin to find peace and justice.

As one of two remaining Black U.S. homesteading communities, #RoyalFlorida tells a story of resilience and unfulfilled promises 🌱. Explore why Royal's legacy matters today in our latest #ApathyIsNotAnOption episode, featuring @nhannahjones.bsky.social‬ & community voices 🎙️: https://bit.ly/4kkwX7U

President Trump has instructed his administration to start work on a "new" census. According to a social media post by Trump, that census would exclude millions of people living in the country without legal status — an unprecedented change since the first U.S. census in 1790. https://n.pr/4lpvaxj

🚨 Florida voters: If you got a new driver’s license or state ID after July 31, 2024, your ID number may not match what’s on your voter registration. ✅ Update your voter record so you don’t run into problems voting by mail (you can still vote in person). https://bit.ly/342NHJG

The SPLC is proud to support the Climate Resilient Election Act just introduced by @morelle.house.gov. It’s time for Congress to address the threats to elections posed by natural disasters. This bill is a great start.

The SPLC’s report "Real Alternatives: Ending Disciplinary Alternative Education" analyzes the experiences of students attending alternative schools and highlights the need for interventions to reduce and avoid these unnecessary and harmful disciplinary placements. Read it here:https://bit.ly/42hAaxh

160 years after our first commitment to recovery for newly emancipated Black people, we reflect on the recovery of #NewOrleans decades after #HurricaneKatrina. Our #LivingInTheWake project assesses the requirements for recovery that serves the interests of all 📲: https://bit.ly/3ViCNLC

🗳️ Today is National Voter Registration Day! Building an inclusive, multiracial democracy requires active participation, so make sure you are registered to vote ✅ Every year is an election year, and your vote is your voice 🗣️! Check your registration here 👉: https://bit.ly/3ORDcPX

📢 Join the SPLC for a six-day journey that will shed light on the connections between poverty, systemic inequalities & democracy ⚖️. Learn from community leaders, advocates & those directly impacted by these issues as we work toward a more just and equitable society. 🤝❤️ https://bit.ly/4681rF3

Tomorrow, a House committee will hold a hearing to examine how elections should be conducted during natural disasters. With adequate funding to address the challenges election workers face, our frontline democracy workers can ensure elections run smoothly. https://bit.ly/3VS9YFW

Using Universal Design for Learning, we can make spaces, content & learning accessible to all students, including those with disabilities. Revisit our #LearningForJustice piece exploring what UDL looks like & how we can apply it to any learning environment 📲: bit.ly/4czZ52G

Join us for two days of collaborative programming during the Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival. On Sept. 23 and 24, Learning for Justice will offer keynote presentations, fireside chats, panel conversations and film screenings and discussions. Register now: lfj.pub/LFJ-MCHRFF-Sept2025

#OTD in 1963, a dynamite blast planted by the Ku Klux Klan killed four young girls in the church: Denise McNair, age 11, and Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley and Addie Mae Collins, all 14 years old. Twenty other people were injured. No one was arrested for the bombings for 14 years.

Join the SPLC in celebrating National #HispanicHeritageMonth, Sept. 15 - Oct. 15! ✨ Hispanic Heritage Month allows us to recognize Latinx and Hispanic Americans' achievements in our national story and acknowledge the crucial role that they play in shaping our communities.

Everyone deserves the right to safe, affirming and inclusive environments in which to learn or work. The SPLC is dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights, dignity and freedom of the LGBTQ+ community in the Deep South and beyond. #LGBTQRights

Joan Trumpauer Mulholland served 2 months in a Mississippi jail 30 miles from where Emmett Till died. Her crime? Participating in the Freedom Rides to integrate buses across the Deep South. She was born #OTD in 1941. Happy birthday, Joan! #TheMarchContinues

Many voters today feel disengaged from politics, but apathy is not an option. Building an inclusive, multiracial democracy requires active participation from energized and diverse coalitions that believe in the power of collective action. Learn more: www.splcenter.org/racial-justi...

The movement to rid our country of symbols of white supremacy is grassroots, driven by local activists, community leaders, educators and young people raising questions and making decisions about their values. This community action guide provides guidance for building a campaign: bit.ly/3GDSfxP

In August, the SPLC filed a federal lawsuit against Mississippi for withholding millions of dollars in emergency aid owed to Jackson. In the lawsuit, the SPLC argues that Mississippi intentionally discriminated against residents in its capital. Read more in our Weekend Read: bit.ly/465eDKU

#InclusiveEducation promotes affirming and safe learning spaces for all young people 👩🏾‍🤝‍👨🏻 considers the representation of diverse identities in curricula and policies 🤝 and is intentional in creating equitable opportunities for all kids to thrive ❤️. 📣 Our uniqueness is integral to the U.S.'s future!

Are you registered to vote? Double-check your voter registration today! #VotingRights

In or near #Eufaula, #Alabama❓📲 RSVP and join us on Sept. 23 to learn about #DueProcessRights and ways you can ensure districts follow the law to treat all students with dignity: www.splcenter.org/rsvp-combati...

In the aftermath of #HurricaneKatrina, far-right groups exploited the crisis, spreading conspiracy theories & slowing recovery. Far-right groups still use these tactics today. Our #LivingInTheWake project highlights how critical it is to understand how they operate: bit.ly/4plz4L9

Join us for two days of collaborative programming during the Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival. On Sept. 23 and 24, Learning for Justice will offer keynote presentations, fireside chats, panel conversations and film screenings and discussions. Register now: lfj.pub/LFJ-MCHRFF-Sept2025

The Republican-led Senate and House moved at breakneck speed to narrowly pass their one big, ugly budget bill that cut hundreds of billions of dollars from Medicaid and SNAP to give massive tax breaks to corporations and the wealthy. Read more: www.splcenter.org/resources/ho...

The SPLC’s Rachel Carroll Rivas joined Cynthia Miller-Idriss, of American University’s Polarization and Extremism Research and Innovation Lab (PERIL), and Mark Greene, Walking Talking Men co-founder, at a UN event to highlight solutions to prevent the spread of white supremacy. bit.ly/4gj7sSB

➡️ In Louisiana, around 400,000 Black people were experiencing poverty in the past year — cuts to essential federal programs and aid will only worsen this issue. #BuildingOpportunity Our state data briefs highlight why #Louisiana can't wait for #EconomicJustice: www.splcenter.org/resources/re...

An analysis of alternative schools and programs in Louisiana from 2018 to 2023 reveals important student discipline, performance and outcome trends. Most importantly, the number of students sent to alternative schools for disciplinary reasons remains high. 📲 Read more: bit.ly/42hAaxh

📢 What does the promise of #40Acres and a mule mean today? Hear from @nhannahjones.bsky.social, SPLC attorney Malissa Williams & residents of #RoyalFlorida — one of the last two Black homesteading communities in the U.S. — in our latest #ApathyIsNotAnOption episode 🔗: bit.ly/4kkwX7U

Today, we remember those who died in the World Trade Center, Pentagon and United Flight 93 #OTD. We hold the loved ones they left behind in our hearts. #TheMarchContinues

Much of what we believe about student behavior may be rooted in assumptions, but we have the power to identify and address the underlying causes. 📚 Learn how you can become a better trauma-sensitive educator using this @LearningForJustice resource: lfj.pub/understandin...

Violence is never the answer. We condemn the shooting of Charlie Kirk and all violence in any form. Our history shows violence only fuels division — justice requires peace.

📣 Hey, Alabama! Join us for a community conversation as we celebrate recent policy wins and help shape the legislative agenda for 2026. Food will be provided! 📅 RSVP here: www.splcenter.org/alabama-town...

The SPLC's Intelligence Project monitors and exposes white supremacy and its impact on communities. 📲 Check out our overview of hard-right activity in September 2025 here: bit.ly/45Utyr8

The SPLC’s "Alternative Schools Report" exposes how disciplinary alternative schools in Louisiana and across the Deep South provide unequal education and fuel the school-to-prison pipeline. 📚 📲 Read it here: www.splcenter.org/resources/re... #AlternativeSchools #EducationJustice

The SPLC is proud to collaborate with kids across #Columbus, #Georgia to showcase their neighborhoods through their eyes for the "My Columbus, My Community" storytelling project. These photos are a preview of one child's experiences & showcase the importance of healthcare ❤️. Stay tuned for more!

The CRG x SPLC Ambassador Program's goal ✨? To build future leaders across #Georgia's #BlackBelt region 💪. We're doing it by mobilizing young people to increase voter turnout, raise awareness, & connect with businesses & community spaces to strengthen diverse representation in local government.