A. Philip Randolph Institute Memphis

(APRI Memphis) • Founded 1970

About

Organized in 1970 by courageous Black union activists, APRI Memphis builds upon the national legacy of A. Philip Randolph and Bayard Rustin to advance economic, racial, and social justice in Memphis and the region. The chapter advances social, economic, and racial justice through grassroots organizing, coalition-building, and community empowerment, strengthening the connection between the labor movement and the community.

Member Benefits

Voter education and participation
Civil rights advocacy
Labor and economic justice
Youth and community engagement
Coalition building
Worker empowerment

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Open to individuals and organizations committed to social and economic justice

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Quick Facts

members

Community organization

Headquarters

Memphis, Tennessee

Founded

1970

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