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@HiltonHotels is on the wrong side of history. Watch our Executive Director, @risenasafo, speak to a Hilton customer care representative about the company’s role in enabling harm to our communities.

As well as an advisory body to the UN Human Rights Council, in line with the programme of activities for the implementation of the International Decade for People of African Descent and in close coordinationt with existing mechanisms.

*PFPAD is a consultative mechanism for people of African descent and other relevant stakeholders as a platform for improving the safety and quality of life and livelihoods of people of African descent.

@risenasafo will be speaking on US migration policy, its tremendous impacts on Black people inside and outside the US, and the related consequences of the US' disengagement with the UN Human Rights Council.

Bring a friend and come ready to connect. 👉🏾Register: bit.ly/BAJIATLNewMemb…

Interested in getting involved with BAJI Georgia? Join our New Member Orientation on April 14 at 6 PM EST. We’ll share more about our organizing work, current campaigns, and ways to plug in with Black migrant communities across Georgia.

We'll discuss how organizers and communities are creating systems of care, rapid response, and collective protection in the face of criminalization. Come learn, reflect, and be in community with us. 📷 Register: bit.ly/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

Join us on Thursday, April 16th, 2026 (6-7 PM EST) for "Beyond The System: Community Defense, Safety & Alternatives to Detention" a part of our Black Migrant Power series.

Visita bit.ly freenoeltoolkit para ayudarnos a #FreeNoelStephens.

El centro de detención de Adelanto ya fue escenario de una tragedia evitable este año con la muerte de Alberto Gutiérrez Reyes en febrero. Mientras lamentamos las vidas perdidas, debemos luchar por aquellos que aún permanecen encerrados.

Noel Stephens is a Black bisexual Jamaican migrant who was kidnapped by ICE and is currently detained at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center. While in detention, Noel has experienced horrible trauma which has disrupted his access to medical care, legal support & family contact.

Because if it can be done to one group, it can be done to any of us: Black American or an immigrant from Nigeria, Jamaica, Haiti, Columbia, Brazil and Botswana.

The question before the Court is not only about birthright citizenship. It is about whether citizenship itself can be made conditional — revocable at will, narrowed by ideology, and enforced through policy.

On April 1st, 2026 we watched the U.S. Supreme Court hear arguments in Trump v. Babar, a case that goes straight to the heart of who gets to belong in this country.