2023-05-31T04:04:08-00:00 2022-12-31 990 2022-01-01 911635554 Alliance for a Just Society ALLI 2065685400 3518 S Edmunds Street Seattle WA 98118 LeeAnn Hall Executive Director 2065685400 2023-05-31 true LeeAnn Hall XXX-XX-XXXX Kathryn Donaldson P01318306 9712273274 2023-05-31 X AAL1 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z LeeAnn Hall 3518 S Edmunds Street Seattle WA 98118 6402353 false X www.allianceforajustsociety.org X 1994 WA Through the National Campaign for Transit Justice, AJS did outreach education around the need for investment in transit infrastructure, worked to ensure that implementation emphasized racial equity. 7 6 31 2700 0 3860151 5840620 291612 415403 4510 2520 164247 143810 4320520 6402353 262184 138090 0 1098062 1968169 13575 13055 371764 922492 1589215 2296313 3708529 2024207 2693824 6680868 9479892 475834 581034 6205034 8898858 X To support community organizing efforts that promote the social welfare of poor and working families. It shall also provide financial support for activities that promote the social welfare and for other charitable and educational purposes as defined by 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code-- including fiscal sponsorship. false false 587319 42090 260040 ALLIANCE FOR A JUST SOCIETY. National Campaign for Transit Justice did outreach education around the need for investment in transit infrastructure. Built capacity by investing in network groups ability to promote transit as a public good flex federal dollars to win local campaigns. AJS supports a network of over 60 local state riders organizations, smart growth advocates, community-based organizations, labor environmental groups. Included hosting a 3 month-long Transit Justice Academy for 15 BIPOC transit organizers grassroots leaders. AJS developed released the Invest in Equity, Invest in Transit Workers report. Supported over 10 events around the country, from a pancake breakfast in NC to a meeting with workers at the bus yard in Los Angeles. Events reports generated 41 press stories includingin Mass Transit, from the AFL-CIO Sierra Club. AJS also sent letters to 12 state DOTs to ensure infrastructure money was spent equitably sustainably. AJS demanded action on the DOT Greehouse Gas rule. Led public pressure on Administration to release the rule Sch O 1920769 75000 65900 NATIVE ORGANIZERS ALLIANCE. NOA works with tribal and Native communities in 10 states with the largest Native populations and land base. NOA is a capacity building network working with tribes, tribal entities and Native community groups. Our issue areas are protection of sacred places, land and water rights, non-partisan integrated voter engagement and Native leadership development. NOA continues to grow a national ecosystem of Native leaders and organizers by leading statewide and national trainings on organizing strategies rooted in traditional values and belief systems. Two national weeklong trainings were conducted with 65 participants from urban and reservation communites. The 6-day Native national training engages participants in the history of community building rooted in values, origin strories and spiritual beliefs as guides to grassroots power building in the 21st century. In WY, AZ, NM, MN, ID, WA, UT and SD, NOA helped organize events to support tribal engagement in co-management of land, water and protection of public lands. see Schedule O 254311 16000 89463 EASTSIDE FOR ALL EFA launched a Housing Justice community organizing project. Activities included base-building within BIPOC communities in East King Co. organizing events in English Spanish. Together we did outreach, education mobilization to address key issues facing renters in the cities of Kirkland, Redmond Issaquah, including hosting 15 events with 252 participants 12 partner organizations/groups, and sharing info with an additional 416 people who registered but werent able to attend. Eleven impacted community members provided public comment at City Council meetings in Redmond Kirkland. In the summer we increased our visibility community support following the launch of our communications initiatives to build awareness about anti-hate bias services, build our Housing Justice email list. EFA sent out action alerts generated calls to protect renters. We reached nearly 14,000 people on Facebook had over 900 engagements with posts, resulting in 52 community members reporting hate/bias incidents receiving support. see Schedule O 226818 5000 2989217 true true false true false false false false false false true false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true true true true false true 91 0 true 31 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 7 6 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true false false X LeeAnn Hall 2065685400 3518 S Edmunds Street Seattle WA 98118 LeeAnn Hall Executive Director 042.50 012.50 X 102500 0 16463 William Daley Secretary Treasurer Board Member 004.00 012.00 X X 0 15000 0 Deana Knutsen Chair Board Member 002.00 002.00 X X 0 0 0 Kim Fellner Board Member 005.00 X 0 0 0 Gina Acebo Board Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Chris Genese Board Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Isaac Tchao Board Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Stanley Fritz Board Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 102500 15000 16463 1 false false false 87772 5752848 5840620 Organizational Consulting 900099 328018 328018 Southside Commons Community Cntr Rent 900099 61472 61472 Event Related Fees 900099 23525 23525 Fiscal Sponsor Fees 900099 2388 2388 415403 2520 2520 Resource Sharing Income from Related Org 900099 143810 143810 143810 6402353 559213 2520 138090 138090 0 0 0 118963 101118 11897 5948 0 1505665 1080058 187884 237723 34656 25299 4159 5198 165216 120608 19826 24782 143669 104879 17239 21551 0 0 47092 47092 0 13055 13055 0 75899 74753 1146 0 91628 66889 10995 13744 100291 73212 12035 15044 0 23547 17189 2826 3532 312039 281167 13721 17151 0 179416 178662 378 376 18091 13206 2171 2714 0 20793 15179 2495 3119 35465 22727 8068 4670 Organizing Support, Trainers Program Contractors 310172 310172 Event Consultants 200752 200752 Media/Communications Contractors 153207 153207 Fees Misc 20823 12050 5616 3157 0 3708529 2989217 347548 371764 22653 37808 4280630 5528259 778123 2352170 96503 69749 1242 10982 1576100 95176 1501717 1480924 6680868 9479892 127857 281471 11845 16334 17728 318404 283229 475834 581034 X 2690677 3090211 3514357 5808647 6205034 8898858 6680868 9479892 2693824 X false true X true false X 2919208 2204711 16171790 3860151 5840620 30996480 2919208 2204711 16171790 3860151 5840620 30996480 2759652 28236828 434 879 5453 4510 2520 13796 31010276 1736567 0.91060 0.91450 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 700 793 1493 3707036 3708529 335426 83857 229775 473259 264816 335426 1303276 1954914 7180 42179 22500 1493 73352 57444 118315 66204 83857 325820 488730 1510 17324 21797 700 41331 false 790000 790000 786100 95176 690924 1480924 Financial derivatives and other financial products Closely-held equity interests Federal income taxes X 6402353 6402353 6402353 3708529 3708529 3708529 X 2 LIABILITY FOR UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS. AJS is a not-for-profit organization exempt from income taxes under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code. true Creative Visions Foundation 18820 Pacific Coast Hwy Suite 201 Malibu CA 90265 391902814 501c3 36000 Protection of sacred sites Utah Dine Bikeyah 209 E 500 S Salt Lake City UT 84111 611729917 501c3 36000 Protection of sacred sites Pittsburghers for Public Transit Assn 5119 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15224 853644829 501c3 10000 Build public support for public transit Baltimore Community Foundation 11 East Mt Royal Avenue 2nd Floor Baltimore MD 21202 237180620 501c3 10000 Build public support for public transit Nakagawa Strategies 70200 Dillon Road Lot 368 Desert Hot Springs CA 92241 872795814 10000 Conference website Fellows program 4 1 Part I Line 2 GRANT MONITORING. Signed grant agreements describe deliverables for the grant, as well as reporting requirements-- either verbal or in writing. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 226,818, Grants and allocations 5,000, Revenue 0 TRIBAL MINDS. Between March 2022 and July 2022, Tribal Minds engaged over 1000 Native community members in some of the most remote Indigenous communities in the state Fort McDermitt, Duck Valley and Duckwater in conversations about vaccinations to inform public health policy on the reservations, reporting back to the Tribal Councils the results. Tribal Minds hosted a gala at the annual Numaga Powwow to honor those who passed from COVID-19. The powwow was attended by over 2000 community members, over 600 of which saw the performance we sponsored. In summer 2022 we hosted our first Rez Girls Wellness Retreat, inviting young Indigenous women for several days of wellness-focused self-development, including consent education, beadwork, and land-centric healing. In addition, Tribal Minds created a statewide support group based on Indigenous thinking, named the Good Relative Network, which we facilitated 15 times over the course of the year. Form 990, Part III, Line 4a ALLIANCE FOR A JUST SOCIETY cont. 100 groups signed onto a letter to Biden in March coverage in Bloomberg 15,000 signatures delivered to Sec. Buttiegeig in March 39,000 emails to Biden Buttigieg. In July, AJS led 175 groups to sign a national letter urging implementation of the rule coverage in Politico The Hill. Placed 3 op-eds by mayors supporting the Greenhouse Gas rule in New Orleans, St. Paul Portland, OR. AJS- Communities for Our Colleges C4C Washingtons 34 community technical colleges CTCs are key to racial social equity, educating students of color at higher rates than other institutions. C4C works to promote direct investments, financial support, counseling, childcare other wrap-around services, to improve both access completion rates. In 2022 C4C continued to expand its coalition of labor community organizations. Outreach efforts built a team of 35 community college student leaders, local committees at 4 local colleges, a story bank of 60 stories 8 op-eds. The coalition researched published a report, Working Connections The Need to Expand Childcare Access to Undocumented Students in WA State, highlighting childcare as a barrier for immigrant students. C4C worked to implement historic racial equity legislation passed in 2021 that shifted the landscape for higher education CTCs, making progress on racial equity a requirement for Washington CTCs. Student faculty groups traced the impact of the bill at Highline College, Shoreline Community College Yakima Valley College. The result was a report that highlighted both best practices areas for improvement. AJS-Training AJS recruited trained 18 college student summer fellows placed them in 5 community organizations around the country. AJS staff conducted year-round coaching of organizers with 3 community organizations, amounting to 20 staff. This includes weekly coaching calls, training monthly planning evaluation of work. AJS also conducted dozens of remote in-person educational sessions workshops for partner organizations. The content of these sessions varied from basic organizing skills training to racial justice principles analysis, to strategy sessions for community labor organizations community advocates. Form 990, Part III, Line 4b NATIVE ORGANIZERS ALLIANCE. cont. NOA engages 44,967 on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn on their social media platforms, as a way to garner support and disseminate information on current issues and campaign initiatives led by and for Native peoples. NOAs onlist grew from 85,000 to 185,000 due to petitions, letter writing campaigns and promoting public education webinars. In 2022 NOA initiated the NOA Organizers Fellow program in 12 states with 14 part time organizers who worked in their communities on non-partisan integrated voter engagement. Form 990, Part III, Line 4c EASTSIDE FOR ALL cont. Through our work with the King County Equitable Development Initiative Work Gourp and the Puget Sound Regional Councils Equity Advisory Committee, we brought equitable strategies for development and urban planning. We advocated with local city governments for increased funding for BIPOC-led efforts and partnered with cities on activities related to their equity and inclusion work. We advocated for authentic community engagement processes and more opportunities to co-create with BIPOC communities. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b 990 REVIEW PROCESS. The draft 990 will be discussed and reviewed by the Finance Committee. The preparer will make any needed changes. The final draft will be sent to the entire Board for review and approval. If any changes are made during that discussion, the final 990 will be emailed to all Board Members before filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY MONITORING. The conflict of interest policy covers officers, directors, members of committees of the board, and employees. Determinations of whether a conflict exists and the review of actual conflicts are made at the board level. If the board determines that a conflict exists, it shall follow these procedures. The interested person may make a presentation to the board, but will recuse themselves from any vote on the transaction involving the conflict. The board will investigate alternatives to the proposed arrangement. After exercising due diligence, the board shall determine whether the transaction is fair to the corporation. The transaction must be approved by a majority of a quorum of the board who have no direct or indirect interest in the transaction. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION. The Board reviewed a study of Executive Director Non-Profit Organization Salaries in Seattle Washington. The Board acknowledged that they were paying below salaries in the lowest 20 of the study. The decision was reviewed and voted upon by independent board members. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 DISCLOSURE. Financial statements are available upon request. Requests for governing documents and policies are considered on a case by case basis. Just Strategy 3518 S Edmunds Street Seattle WA 98118 825095846 advocate for economic, racial social justice WA 501c4 Alliance for a Just Society true true false false false false false false false false false false true false true true false true false false Just Strategy a 5825 share of rent based on staff use per resource sharing agreement Just Strategy o 130603 pro rata allocation of staff effort based on resource sharing agreement