Building Today for Just Futures Tomorrow.
We envision a society where our communities live with dignity, power, and freedom. Join us as we create a just future, together.
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Muslims for Just Futures (MJF) is a grassroots organization that builds power in Muslim communities through collective care, organizing, advocacy, and movement-building.
Muslims for Just Futures’ local work spans the DC, MD, VA (DMV) region and Chicago. MJF is committed to building long-term power and base-building with a focus on centering working-class communities and women. We are also committed to building grassroots power nationally through our movement-building and advocacy work.
MJF is dedicated to countering the widespread divestment from Muslim communities resulting from criminalization, structural Islamophobia, and gendered Islamophobia by focusing on investing in economic justice, gender justice, and healing justice.
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Investing in workers' organizing Muslim womens' abolitionist collective care our political our collective futures.
MJF’s power-building work focuses on investing in the leadership of Muslim women and working-class communities. Our power-building model uses a divest and reinvest framework to build power, and integrates collective care, organizing, advocacy, and movement-building.
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Building Our Narrative Power
In order to build narrative power and document our stories, MJF’s Movement Archives include oral histories with organizers, advocates, and community members on resistance and building community power. The Archives are meant for community members as a resource in order to study resistance within our communities and as a way to continue building community power.
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Muslim Workers Museum
In late 2020 and early 2021, we conducted oral and visual histories of five Muslim immigrant workers through the DC Oral History Collaborative for inclusion in the city’s official records.
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Muslim Abolitionist Futures Oral History Archives
The War on Terror Resistance Archives documents, preserves, and archives stories of grassroots community organizers, activists, and resisters who led, organized, and participated in social movements to resist the War on Terror.
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9/11 DMV Resistance Oral Histories
In partnership with John Hopkins University, this archive documents resistance stories from community members, advocates, and organizers in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
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Join us on the frontlines today for just futures tomorrow. Check out MJF’s current and past online and in-person action and get involved!
Muslims for Just Futures condemns the killing of Alex Jeffrey Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis. This is the second public killing of a legal observer in recent days.
Alex was killed the morning after more than 75,000 Minnesotans marched demanding that ICE leave the state. He was a registered ICU nurse who cared for veterans at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System and a union member of AFGE Local 3669 within the AFL-CIO. He was acting as a legal observer and protecting another observer when he was pepper sprayed, tackled, surrounded, and killed by federal agents.
We join the AFL-CIO in mourning Alex’s death and hold his loved ones, union siblings, and the people of Minneapolis in our hearts.