Building social justice movements that uplift our deepest moral values
100 DAYS OF ACTION STARTS TODAY!
July 27 marks 100 days until Election Day — and the launch of the Moral Monday Public Pulpit Coalition’s mobilization: 1,000 Marches to the Polls, beginning the first day of early voting in every state.
Bishop William J. Barber II and the Repairers of the Breach coalition are calling on churches, synagogues, campus groups, lodges, and street corners — everyone — to mobilize, educate, march, and VOTE.
If your state has early voting: march to the polls, non-violent and non-partisan, on day one — and keep marching as much as possible through November 3.
If not: start planning for Election Day now
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Repairers of the Breach is a national organization that trains moral leaders and builds social justice movements that are rooted in a framework that uplifts our deepest moral and constitutional values.
We are committed to supporting moral movements for social change and training fusion leaders, including activists, artists, and people of faith, who organize and mobilize around a moral agenda that lifts from the bottom so that everybody rises. Headquartered in North Carolina, Repairers of the Breach has a national team, which includes organizers, religious leaders, artists, strategists and advocates. In all of our work, we center and elevate leaders who have been directly impacted by systemic injustice.
Together we fight for
- voting rights
- economic justice, workers’ and labor rights
- quality education and healthcare
- environmental justice
- LGBTQ+ and women’s rights
- immigrant rights and justice for Indigenous nations
- strong social welfare programs and living wages
- peace not war and addressing militarism
- an end to the false moral narrative of religious nationalism
it’s time to move beyond left and right and uphold higher-ground moral values
Founded in 2015 by the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, Repairers of the Breach uses grassroots power to combat immoral and illegal policies on labor rights, voting rights, LGBTQ+ rights, healthcare, criminal justice, and other policies that negatively impacted poor and marginalized communities in the state. Today, we sustain a national moral movement united across race, class, gender identity, sexuality, ethnicity, faith, and other divisions, with the goal of repairing the breaches caused by centuries of systemic oppression and injustice in our country.