Special Programming Up Next at Gathering Ground...
Join us on October 15th as Kate “Sassy” Sassoon, Facilitator, Educator & Consultant of Sassy Facilitation leads a conversation that expands on civic engagement and how we can make democracy a part of every day lives instead of limited to elections.
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Dr. Tricia Rose is returning! Join us on October 23rd for a Book Party celebrating the 30th Anniversary eBook Edition of Black Noise!! This new edition includes new essays from leading scholars, a new author afterword, and integrated media access, so grab your copy and join us for what will be an incredible conversation!
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Regular Programming at Gathering Ground...
Sipping in Solidarity
Do you need a positive start to your day with like-minded individuals? Join us on November 5th for our next Sipping in Solidarity!
Communities in Conversation
Communities in Conversation returns this Fall! Stay tuned for more information.
CHANGEMAKERS
VISIONARIES
CONNECTORS
& INFLUENCERS
CONNECTING PEOPLE, IDEAS & ACTION
We are a multiracial, multicultural, multigenerational, and socio-economically diverse movement of people committed to taking action that creates thriving and equitable communities.
Our programs bring people together in a way that unleashes personal responsibility for positive action.
Gather ground with us as we advance a dialogue around critical issues, build and strengthen diverse networks, foster cross-sector partnerships, and cultivate equitable community-rooted solutions.
OUR PROGRAMS
A Powerful Movement
. . . and growing!
“We need to have more opportunities for us to have touchpoints to collaborate but also collaborate in a way where it leads to concrete next steps that continue the work moving forward.”
– Sharif Braxton, Director of EQUIP NJ
Image: Central Question for our 2025 Statewide Movement-Building Call to Collaboration
LAND AND LABOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We at Gathering Ground reside on the unceded territory of the Lenni Lenape, and acknowledge the global territories of indigenous peoples stolen through the act of colonization and repeated violence. We encourage you to acknowledge and learn about the original indigenous caretakers of the land you currently reside on and may be from.
We also must acknowledge that much of the wealth, infrastructure, and culture of this country, historically and through the present day, is only possible because of generations of enslaved peoples, primarily those of African descent, whose labor, wealth and lives were stolen or decimated. That enslavement continues today in the carceral system and others.
Gathering Ground is a proud members of the NJ Center for Nonprofits.

