S.O.S. is leading the charge to demand that our policymakers expand Medicaid in Alabama for the health of citizens in our state.
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Help us take SOS's voter education and registration campaign nationwide to register ONE MILLION new voters by March 2015
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SOS holds weekly rallies on the steps of Alabama's State Capitol urging lawmakers to expand Medicaid and protect the rights of all citizens . . .
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Re-igniitng the movement to restore and maintain unfettered voting rights, which secure labor, women, immigrant, health and other vital rights essential to a just, democratic nation . . .
Learn MoreS.O.S. is leading the charge to demand that our policymakers expand Medicaid in Alabama.
Read more »Members of the Saving OurSelves (S.O.S.) coalition rally every Tuesday on the steps of the Alabama State Capital in a movement for justice and democracy on truth and justice.
Read more »Saving OurSelves (S.O.S.) Movement for Justice and Democracy is a network of 32 organizations that organized to restore the Voting Rights Act and protect citizens rights, in Alabama and nationwide.
Read more »SOS and its partners in Selma are hosting a second Caravan for Voting Rights set to begin on March 23, after the Selma to Montgomery march and rally, from Montgomery, Alabama on March 22. The caravan will arrive in Washington, D.C. on March 25. Your participation last year was critical, and […]
Members of the Save OurSelves Movement for Justice and Democracy (SOS) and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) will hold a rally on the steps of Alabama’s Capitol Building today at 1 p.m. to discuss voting rights and other issues after nearly a week of commemorating the 50th Anniversary of […]
Two of SOS’s founding members, Alabama State Sen. Hank Sanders and Attorney/Poet Faya Rose Toure, have written their perspectives in the New York Times on Selma — its storied past, its stagnated present and their future in the city they’ve fought to love: SELMA, Ala. — The memory is as […]
The annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee is more than a commemoration of “Bloody Sunday” and the movement for voting rights 50 years ago. Its activities reflect the on-going nature of the Freedom Movement. Modern-day activists and leaders who are carrying the torch for a new generation discuss strategies to fight new […]
Below is a copy of the joint statement released by various groups participating in the Selma-to-Montgomery marches of 1965, events related to which include the Commemoration of and Re-Commitment of Bloody Sunday, the Selma-to-Montgomery March, the Passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act and efforts to restore that law in […]
from Birmingham View Magazine Online “Remember, Recommit, and Restore” is the 50th Anniversary theme of the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee that hosts an annual pilgrimage to honor the “Bloody Sunday” March across the Edmund Pettus Bridge on March 7, 1965. The 2015 Jubilee features more than 50 events, 40 of […]
Members of SOS’ Direct Action Team, with members of the 21st Century Youth Leaders, held a demonstration on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in solidarity with protestors around the country who seek changes to prevent police over-reach that lead to the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO, and Eric Garner […]
