The ADOS Advocacy Foundation

Mar 20

On the 2nd episode of The Critical Mass Podcast we’re tackling the urgent need for dedicated research on American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS). That’s where the American Descendants of Slavery Research Institute comes into play. Our podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Youtube, and Android. htt...Read more

On the 2nd episode of The Critical Mass Podcast we’re tackling the urgent need for dedicated research on American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS). That’s where the American Descendants of Slavery Research Institute comes into play. Our podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Youtube, and Android. https://buff.ly/hn0iWSC #ADOS #Podcast #Research #UX #Chemistry #Psychology

Mar 14

"Mainstream media’s failure to recognize this shift demonstrates a lack of understanding or acknowledgment of the ADOS Effect, which is reshaping the political landscape and awakening a new consciousness among Black American voters." https://buff.ly/AN0uRAa

Feb 28

"Even though Black History Month is drawing to a close, there are still opportunities to create new history. [...] If you’ve ever felt stirred by a film to take action, you know its power—here are the 7 films we watched that jump started our advocacy." https://buff.ly/4igndcP

Jan 1

Wishing you a joyous New Year! A big thank you to all our volunteers, supporters, and benefactors. Let’s keep pushing forward in advocating for our community in 2025! #2025 #NYE #ADOS #ADOSAF #BLACKAGENDA #H1B #NewYearsEve #NewYear

Dec 30 2024

In recent discussion on immigration there has been increased attention to the H-1B Visa program and its impact on the American workforce. We must also consider its effects on Black American workers and their communities. The ADOS Advocacy Foundation has long advocated for an immigration policy that ...Read more

In recent discussion on immigration there has been increased attention to the H-1B Visa program and its impact on the American workforce. We must also consider its effects on Black American workers and their communities. The ADOS Advocacy Foundation has long advocated for an immigration policy that prioritizes the needs of American citizens, ensuring that it does not inadvertently harm or further marginalize Black Americans. To this end, we are calling for a comprehensive overhaul of the U.S. immigration system. Read our full statement on addressing on immigration and advancing equity for Black American workers. https://buff.ly/4bfvXMU