Partner with KidsKnowRights

Our partners

The organizations we work alongside. Each one is listed with their permission.

• YCLogo pending

  Youth Coalition

  A youth coalition with 200+ schools partnered, included in the KidsKnowRights partner network. Together, our partners help connect young people with rights education and community resources.

• BBLogo pending

  Brown Berets

  The Brown Berets are rooted in the Chicano movement and community organizing. Their work centers on civil rights, cultural identity, community service, and self-determination. Local chapters organize around the needs of their communities.

• QMALogo pending

  Queens Mutual Aid

  Queens Mutual Aid is a volunteer-powered group in Queens, New York, focused on collective care through resource-sharing and community-building. Its projects include essential-supply drives, resource libraries, mental-wellness resource sharing, and neighborhood gatherings.

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  New Sanctuary Coalition

  New Sanctuary Coalition is a New York City immigrant-led organization that supports people and families facing detention and deportation. Through accompaniment, legal support, community organizing, and know-your-rights education, it helps immigrants navigate the immigration system and advocate for their rights.

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  Denver Justice Project

  Denver Justice Project is a grassroots nonprofit serving the Denver metropolitan area. It advances liberation and systemic change through organized community power, with work focused on accountability, community-centered public safety, and protecting communities from the harms of incarceration.

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  Defiance Dispatch

  Defiance Dispatch is an independent publication covering civil resistance, grassroots organizing, and challenges to authoritarianism. It shares stories and analysis about how communities use collective action to defend their rights and build a culture of civic engagement.

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  MintBox

  MintBox is a New York City nonprofit founded and run by high school students. It builds and donates gardening kits and self-watering planters, and pairs hands-on growing with plant-science and nutrition education to make fresh food more accessible.

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  Hudson Guild

  Hudson Guild is a New York City community-based nonprofit that has served Chelsea and surrounding neighborhoods since 1895, with a focus on supporting individuals and families, particularly those facing economic hardship. Its programs span education, youth development, arts, mental health, senior services, and other community resources designed to help residents thrive.

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  SpaceBridge / Visual Echo

  SpaceBridge is a Visual Echo program that brings refugee and local youth together through theater, storytelling, and creative workshops. The program helps young people share their experiences, build meaningful connections across cultures, and explore themes of identity, belonging, and community.

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  Kids Got Rights

  Kids Got Rights is an initiative dedicated to helping children understand and advocate for their fundamental human rights through engaging educational media. Its work uses animation, storytelling, and accessible resources to make topics such as equality, free speech, child labor, housing, and protection from abuse easier for young people to understand.

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  Saint Peter's Lutheran Church

  Saint Peter’s is a bilingual Lutheran community in Midtown Manhattan, welcoming people across cultures and backgrounds. Its life brings together worship, the arts, social action, and community care. It has hosted a joint community event with KidsKnowRights and MintBox.

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• TLogo pending

  TermconAI

  A partner in the KidsKnowRights network. A full organization profile and official website will be added when confirmed.

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  KP Catalysts / Youth Today

  Knowledge to Power Catalysts works across education and youth development to amplify ideas, advise initiatives, and connect partners. It publishes Youth Today, an independent news source covering youth-serving programs, policy, child welfare, education, and juvenile justice.

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  CALÓ News

  CALÓ News is a community-centered newsroom and an initiative of the Latino Media Collaborative. It reports on the diverse experiences of Latino communities in Los Angeles, California, and the Southwest, with journalism that informs, engages, and empowers readers.

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  La Opinión

  La Opinión is a Spanish-language news publication based in Los Angeles. It covers local and national news, immigration, politics, and issues affecting Latino communities, making timely reporting and information accessible to Spanish-speaking readers.

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  South Dakota News Watch

  South Dakota News Watch is an independent nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism. Its free, fact-based reporting examines issues affecting South Dakotans and helps residents stay informed and engaged in civic life.

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  Waging Nonviolence

  Waging Nonviolence is a nonprofit media organization providing original reporting and expert analysis on social movements worldwide. It explores how people organize for justice and peace, with a focus on nonviolent action, movement history, and the power of collective participation.

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• HFCLogo pending

  Hawaii Filipino Chronicle

  Hawaii Filipino Chronicle is a community newspaper serving Hawaii’s Filipino community. Founded in 1993, it publishes local news, cultural events, personality profiles, and educational stories, with coverage from Hawaii, the mainland, and the Philippines.

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• GACLogo pending

  Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice

  Georgia Appleseed is a nonprofit law center working to increase justice in Georgia through law and policy reform and community engagement. Its School Justice and Housing Justice initiatives focus on keeping children in school and in stable, healthy housing.

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• WLLogo pending

  Wisconsin Literacy

  Wisconsin Literacy, Inc. is a nonprofit coalition of community-based literacy programs across Wisconsin, founded in 1985. Its member programs help adults and families with reading, writing, math, English language learning, and job readiness, supported by staff and trained volunteer tutors.

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• CLLogo pending

  Casa Latina

  Casa Latina is a Seattle nonprofit, founded in 1994, that advances the power and well-being of Latino immigrants through employment, education, and community organizing. Its programs include a day worker center, English and skills classes, and leadership development.

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• TAFLogo pending

  Texas Association for Bilingual Education

  The Texas Association for Bilingual Education (TABE) is a nonpartisan nonprofit based in San Antonio. Through research, professional development, and public education, it advocates for effective bilingual and dual language programs that support equal educational opportunity for emergent bilingual students.

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• OTLogo pending

  Ohio TESOL

  Ohio TESOL is the Ohio affiliate of TESOL International Association, a professional organization for teachers of English to speakers of other languages. It promotes scholarship and stronger English-language instruction, and hosts an annual conference in Columbus.

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• ASILogo pending

  Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life

  The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life is a research unit in the Moody College of Communication at The University of Texas at Austin, founded in 2000. It studies obstacles to civic engagement and runs nonpartisan programs that prepare the next generation of Texas civic leaders.

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• PCLogo pending

  PULSE Colorado

  PULSE Collective Colorado is a volunteer group dedicated to safety and medical care at protests and community gatherings in Colorado. Its volunteers include EMTs, nurses, and physicians.

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