News & Updates
A Space Where Movement Seeds Can Grow and Cross-Pollinate
“I envision the People’s Solidarity Hub as a space where progressive movement work is able to be planted, fermented, and grown over the course of time because it remains accessible and affordable for the longevity of the work that makes the lives of people better,”...
A Visit from New Economy Coalition Brings a Re-Introduction to the Solidarity Scale
What is a solidarity economy and how will we make a just transition towards it? It is a question that the People’s Solidarity Hub (PSH) contends with alongside many other groups. Earlier this summer, the campus got a visit from one of the premier organizations doing...
A Rainbow of Books Provide a Colorful Movement History
Content Warning: This article includes a brief mention of murder/gun violence in the 3rd paragraph Coming into Sassafras Center for the first time, People’s Solidarity Hub staff members often hear the pleasantly surprised voices of newcomers seeing the expansive and...
Exciting Updates to PSH Campus Creates New Opportunities for Organizer Gatherings
Event attendees and organizers at PSH are asking “what is going on at the back of People’s Solidarity Hub?” The PSH team members answer excitedly, “A pavilion is coming!” Amongst the mounds of clay and construction equipment at the back of the PSH campus, there...
CTWO Visit to PSH Creates Space for Reflection and Collaboration
In May, People's Solidarity Hub had the privilege of being a one-day host site for the 40th Movement Activist Apprenticeship Program (MAAP) cohort. Organized by the Center for Third World Organizing, this cohort "is a paid summer intensive training program that...
Meet Kel Sheridan, PSH’s New Associate
Where are you from? I'm originally from western Massachusetts, and I moved to Atlanta from there about 10 years. Then I landed in North Carolina. What communities are you a part of? In North Carolina, a lot of my community here is more, like, rural farm...