Richmond for All

Richmond For All condemns the murder of eight people, including six Asian women, in Atlanta last night. We strongly denounce the anti-Asian racism, misogyny, and discrimination against sex workers that led to this tragedy. We mourn with and are in solidarity with Asian communities and our sex worker siblings. Unfortunately, …

Virginians need a champion who will deliver results for working families and take on the fight to build a democratic government that is truly of and for the people. We need Jennifer Carroll Foy as our next Governor. For far too long, Virginia’s government has been dominated by the influence of …

Richmond For All’s Public Education Campaign Committee stands in solidarity with RPS workers, students, families, and communities in stating unequivocally that Richmond Public Schools cannot return to in-person instruction by March 15th. Decades of profound disinvestment have left our city’s schools without the essential resources necessary for a safe return: working sinks, …

As the Virginia legislature gavels in this Wednesday, we are joining working people statewide in demanding more from our state legislators! Join us with New Virginia Majority and Care in Action to tell your lawmakers what we need to build a Virginia that truly fights for Virginia’s multiracial working class.  …

For the last few years the Virginia Prison Justice Network has rallied at the capitol to amplify the voices of incarcerated people across the commonwealth, hear their demands, and advocate for their release. This year VPJN will be hosting a car caravan to Capitol Square! Join the caravan at noon, Saturday …

Richmond 300 has been an incredible endeavor and has certainly raised the bar for public engagement projects in the city. For the most part, it is a solid set of policies that should guide the city for the next several years. However, we believe that the city’s housing commitments in …