National Reparations Network
A Big Tent Umbrella to Mobilizing a
National Reparations Now Rally
for the Reparations Movement Ecosystem
The National Reparations Network serves as a mobilizing umbrella to plan and execute a “National Reparations Rally” in Washington, DC on May 17, 2025, the 100th anniversary month of the birth of Malcolm X. The Rally’s mission is for representatives from all sectors of the Reparations ecosystem to come to Washington in unison, harmonize collective and individual efforts, align the movement’s narrative on reparations for the enslavement era and its current legacies, and demonstrate broad-based support for reparations.
If you are a reparations organization, reparations ally organization, faith-based, social justice, fraternal, academic, grassroots, professional, philanthropic, corporate or other organization or entity that believes in reparations for Black people in the United States, then endorse the 2025 National Rally and help make it a success.
(To view list of Rally Endorsers, scroll to bottom of page.)
Become a Sponsor
The National Reparations Network, a big tent umbrella mobilizing a National Reparations Rally in Washington, D.C., invites you to join advocates, leaders and community members in calling for justice and reparations for Black People.
This high-profile event will amplify voices and inspire change, creating an exceptional opportunity for sponsors to
align with a transformative movement for equity and accountability.
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Become a sponsor in support
of the National Reparations Rally to be held in Washington, DC on May 17, 2025
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***Scroll down for Sponsorship tier opportunities***
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Purchase an Ad
in the National Reparations Rally Historic Commemorative digital booklet!
$2000 - Full page
$1000 - Half page
$500 - Quarter page
$100 - Shoutouts (two sentences)
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Note: The Reparation Education Project, Inc serves as the fiscal agent for the
2025 National Reparations Rally.
Reparations Commemorative Booklet Ads!
Ads are available for purchase until March 31st.​
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$2000 Full page ad
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$1000 Half page ad
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$500 Quarter page ad
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$100 Shoutouts
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All ads are 100% tax-deductible.
All ads must be camera ready and submitted no later than March 31st to be included in the commemorative booklet. Submit to REP@ReparationEducationProject.org
Sponsorship
The National Reparations Network, a big tent umbrella mobilizing a National Reparations Rally in Washington, D.C., invites you to join advocates, leaders and community members in calling for justice and reparations for Black People. This high-profile event will amplify voices and inspire change, creating an exceptional opportunity for sponsors to align with a transformative movement for equity and accountability.
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Date: Saturday, May 17, 2025
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Location: Washington, D.C.
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Purpose: To rally for reparations and justice, raising awareness and mobilizing collective action
Sponsorship Levels:
Presenting Sponsor - $100,000
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Exclusive recognition as the Presenting Sponsor with prominent branding throughout the event.
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Premier logo placement on event banners, main stage backdrop, and digital materials.
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Acknowledgment in press releases and media outreach.
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Dedicated feature article and full-page complimentary ad in the National Reparations Rally historic commemorative digital booklet.
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Exclusive interview with media partner.
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Complimentary exhibit booth at the Rally.
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Inclusion in social media campaigns.
Queen Mother Moore Justice Champion Sponsor - $50,000
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High-visibility branding on event signage.
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Logo placement on stage banners and promotional materials.
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Acknowledgment during the rally program.
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Featured full-page complimentary ad in the National Reparations Rally historic commemorative digital booklet.
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Interview with media partner.
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Featured mention in event press releases and digital communications.
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Complimentary exhibit booth at the Rally.
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Promotion on social media platforms.
John Conyers/Sheila Jackson Lee Equity Advocate Sponsor - $25,000
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Logo placement on event signage and materials.
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Acknowledgment during the rally program.
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Full page complimentary ad in the National Reparations Rally historic commemorative digital booklet.
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Logo inclusion on website and other digital content.
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Complimentary exhibit table at the Rally.
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Social media shoutouts before and after the event.
Reparations Ray Jenkins Community Partner Sponsor- $10,000
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Logo placement on event signage and materials.
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Acknowledgment during the rally program
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Half page complimentary ad in the National Reparations Rally historic commemorative digital booklet.
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Logo inclusion on website and other digital content.
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Social media shoutouts before and after event.
Imari Obadele/Dorothy Lewis Movement Supporter - $5,000
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Logo placement and organization name on event website and program materials.
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Quarter page complimentary ad in the National Reparations Rally historic commemorative digital booklet.
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Acknowledgment in social media posts.
Belinda Royall/Callie House Patron - $2,500
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Logo placement and organization name on event website and program materials.
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Logo in the National Reparations Rally historic commemorative digital booklet.
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Mention in social media posts.
El Hajj Malik El Shabazz Malcolm X Endorser – Free Will Offering
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Organization name listed on event website.
Background on Ancestral Names Accompanying Sponsorship Levels:
Queen Mother Moore – Known as the Mother of the Modern Era Reparations Movement, championed the cause of reparations throughout the 20th century, influencing both civil rights and Black Power movements.
John Conyers – Founding and lead Congressional sponsor of the federal reparations bill HR40 from its 1989 inception through his retirement.
Sheila Jackson Lee – Lead Congressional sponsor of HR40 following Congressman Conyers, galvanized 130 co-sponsors in support of the bill.
Reparations Ray Jenkins – Grassroots Detroit reparations advocate whose tireless advocacy helped lead to the creation of HR40.
Imari Obadele – Known as the Father of the Modern Era Reparations Movement; advocate of moving reparations from its Black Nationalist fringes to the mainstream.
Dorothy Lewis – Influential Black reparations advocate from Alaska whose pioneering work led to the founding of the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America.
Belinda Royall – kidnapped from Africa at age 12, later sued her former enslaver’s estate for payment, and was awarded 15 shillings.
Callie House – Co-founded in 1898 the first mass-based reparations movement in the U.S.-- the Ex-Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty and Pension Association, and was unjustly jailed for her activism.
Malcolm X (El Hajj Malik El Shabazz) – Black Nationalist Muslim human rights leader during the Civil Rights/Black Power era, celebrated for his pursuit of racial justice.
African Diaspora Ancestral Commemoration Institute ADACI
African Freedom Fund Treasury
African People’s Socialist Party, USA
African People's Solidarity Committee /Uhuru Solidarity Movement
Akanke Voice
Artists & Athletes for Reparations
Atlantic Black Box
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Balanta B’urassa History & Genealogy Society in America
BLACK WALL STREET
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BlackRoots Alliance
Breaking Generational Cycles
Collaborating Voices Foundation
DC Justice Lab
Democrats Abroad Reparations Task Force
Descendants of the St Louis University
Enslaved
Detroit Reparations Task Force
Got Reparations? Mobilization Campaign
Greenwood Cultural Center
Incarcerated Nation Network
International Civil Society Working Group for the UN PFPAD (ICSWG PFPAD)
Japanese American Citizens League (JACL)
Japanese American Citizens League
Philadelphia Chapter
Japanese American Citizens League -
Portland Chapter
Kansas Justice Advocate, Inc.
KC Reparations Coalition
Malcolm X Center for Self-Determination
Mensch Ministries
National African American Reparations Commission
National Million Woman March
National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc.
New Afrikan People's Organization
Nikkei Progressives
Not In Our Town, Princeton
Not In My Name: Reparations Now
One Love Global
Palm Springs Section 14 Survivors Inc.
People's Organization for Progress
Provisional Government of the
Republic of New Afrika (PGRNA)
Psychology Applied Research Center at Loyola Marymount University
Reparation Education Project
Reparations 101
Reparations Circle Denver
Reparations 4 Slavery
Reparations Interfaith Coalition of Massachusetts
Reparations United
Republic of New Afrika
Grassroots Mobilization
Restitution Study Group​
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SC Reparations Coalition
Solidarity Society
South Carolina Reparations Alliance
The Charitable Trust of MonaCheri Pollard
The Taifa Group
The Truth Telling Project
Ubuntu Institute for Community Development
UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab-People of African Descent & SDGs E-Team
ADIKI
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Afrodescendant Nation
A. J. Williams-Myers African Roots Center
All Souls Movement
Alliance for Reparations, Reconciliation, and Truth (ARRT)
APPEAL Incorporated
Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition aka BACC
Black Is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace, and Reparations
Black Lives Matter Minnesota
Blanton & Associates
BLIS Collective
Crown of Glory
International Ministries
DC-NCOBRA
- Washington, DC Chapter
Descendants of Enslaved Communities at the University of Virginia
Equity and Transformation
Feels Like Rita Musical Project
FirstRepair
Fund for Reparations NOW!!
Hands Off Uhuru! Hands Off Africa!
Howard University School of Law
Human Rights Watch
Imoyase Community Support Services
Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti
Joanne M. Braxton Institute for Sustainability, Resiliency and Joy
Legal Services For Prisoners With Children
Los Angeles Community Action Network (LACAN)
Malcolm X Commemoration Committee - NYC
Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
Maynard M. Henry, Sr., Attorney At Law P.C.
MindOpen
Learning Strategies
National Black United Front
National Conference of Black Lawyers
(NCBL)
National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N'COBRA)
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National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N'COBRA)
Chicago Chapter
N'COBRA HEALTH COMMISSION
N’COBRA Youth Commission
National Urban League
New Jersey Instutute for Social Justice
Nikkei for Civil Rights & Redress (NCRR)
QUAD DEI Consultants, LLC
Racial Justice Coalition
Reparations Bar Association
Reparations Finance Lab
Reparations NOW podcast
Reparations Pledge
RSAA
(Reparations Stakeholder Authority of Asheville)
Repair40Under40 Initiative
Seattle Japanese American Citizens League
Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center
at Howard University School of Law
Tree of Life Child and Family Services
Tsuru for Solidarity
Vermont Racial Justice Alliance
Why We Can’t Wait National Reparations Coalition
Wichita Reparations Coalition
ZEAL
