Red background with a subtle white dotted pattern. In the center, text reads: "Solidarity infrastructures – what do we leave behind when the grant ends? Reflecting on our session at EDGE." Below the main text is a horizontal white banner. On the left side of the banner are five small circular portraits of people. Close to the portraits, their names are written: Laurence Meyer, Nino Ugrekhelidze, Salmana Ahmed, élysse marcellin and Cassie Denbow. On the far right of the banner is the logo of Alliance, with the words: "For philanthropy and social investment worldwide."
Red background with a subtle white dotted pattern. In the upper right corner, there is the Alliance logo with the words: "For philanthropy and social investment worldwide." In the center of the image, a white box contains the following black italic text: "While physical spaces are an indispensable resource at the foundation of all human rights and justice efforts – philanthropy rarely funds these." At the bottom of the image is a horizontal white banner. On the left side of the banner are five small circular portraits of people. Close to the portraits, their names are written: Laurence Meyer, Nino Ugrekhelidze, Salmana Ahmed, élysse marcellin and Cassie Denbow.
![Red background with a subtle white dotted pattern. In the upper right corner, there is the Alliance logo with the words: "For philanthropy and social investment worldwide." In the center of the image, a white box contains black text that reads: "[the solidarity infrastructures] collective understands its core role as building solidarity infrastructures. This means preparing for the worst-case scenarios – when moving money is close to impossible, when organisations are forced to wind down, when people need to flee countries, or when people are sick or burnt-out etc. – while also building to enable and sustain liberatory futures." At the bottom of the image is a horizontal white banner. On the left side of the banner are five small circular portraits of people. Close to the portraits, their names are written: Laurence Meyer, Nino Ugrekhelidze, Salmana Ahmed, élysse marcellin and Cassie Denbow.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:o3ltfa26svgbxrzlhqckap4g/bafkreihhgr6vpth4urow4k5fudhbtuo23vwlmxkhb4xshimcczwihuwjeu)
Red background with a subtle white dotted pattern. In the upper right corner, there is the Alliance logo with the words: "For philanthropy and social investment worldwide." In the center of the image, a white box contains black text that reads: "[the solidarity infrastructures] collective understands its core role as building solidarity infrastructures. This means preparing for the worst-case scenarios – when moving money is close to impossible, when organisations are forced to wind down, when people need to flee countries, or when people are sick or burnt-out etc. – while also building to enable and sustain liberatory futures." At the bottom of the image is a horizontal white banner. On the left side of the banner are five small circular portraits of people. Close to the portraits, their names are written: Laurence Meyer, Nino Ugrekhelidze, Salmana Ahmed, élysse marcellin and Cassie Denbow.
Red background with a subtle white dotted pattern. In the upper right corner, there is the Alliance logo with the words: "For philanthropy and social investment worldwide." In the center of the image, four separate white text boxes contain black text. The first and largest box reads: "Sustainable resourcing for movements: what do people know, want and need?" Below it are three smaller text boxes, each with one of the following statements: "Resourcing is about enabling peer solidarity.", "Resourcing is about enabling income generation.", "Resourcing is about supporting land justice." At the bottom of the image is a horizontal white banner. On the left side of the banner are five small circular portraits of people. Close to the portraits, their names are written: Laurence Meyer, Nino Ugrekhelidze, Salmana Ahmed, élysse marcellin and Cassie Denbow.
In Oct 2024, Weaving Liberation hosted the first Digital Liberation Retreat, sparking the Solidarity Infrastructures collective — co-owned spaces for shared futures.
At #EDGE2025, we asked: What do we leave behind when the grant ends?
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