The ADOS Advocacy Foundation

Oct 31

Unlike brainless zombies, we shouldn't wander aimlessly. This election, make choices grounded in facts, not fear. it's important to investigate candidates and review their histories. Numbers reveal the truth. Happy Halloween from the #ADOS Advocacy Foundation! #Halloween2024

Oct 18

Missed the National Reparations Summit livestream? No problem! We’re offering a limited chance the to access the replay recording of the summit until November. The recording features keynote speakers and a rare in-depth breakdown of our ADOS reparations framework. This recording breaks down how much...Read more

Missed the National Reparations Summit livestream? No problem! We’re offering a limited chance the to access the replay recording of the summit until November. The recording features keynote speakers and a rare in-depth breakdown of our ADOS reparations framework. This recording breaks down how much is owed, who gets it, and how do we protect our wealth moving forward. Purchase the National Reparations Summit Replay today! https://buff.ly/3Uc5hGJ

Oct 15

We are proud of the Policy Team's work completing the ADOS Federal Reparations Framework. Our Policy Director, Aisha Muhammad, was honored to present the framework at this year's ADOS Reparations Summit. We hope you will join us in continuing the march toward reparative justice by donating to our or...Read more

We are proud of the Policy Team's work completing the ADOS Federal Reparations Framework. Our Policy Director, Aisha Muhammad, was honored to present the framework at this year's ADOS Reparations Summit. We hope you will join us in continuing the march toward reparative justice by donating to our organization to fund the bill here: https://buff.ly/4ey39kE

Jul 31

On Tuesday, July 24th, Georgia State’s Superintendent, Richard Woods, faced backlash for not funding AP African American Studies. After criticism, Woods allowed districts to teach some or all of the AP African American standards. Our ADOS AF Georgia Chapter released a statement about it: https://buf...Read more

On Tuesday, July 24th, Georgia State’s Superintendent, Richard Woods, faced backlash for not funding AP African American Studies. After criticism, Woods allowed districts to teach some or all of the AP African American standards. Our ADOS AF Georgia Chapter released a statement about it: https://buff.ly/3WuLnHc

Jul 14

Biden addresses the nation after shooting at Trump rally https://buff.ly/3W3xbET