Mission Statement

The Global Justice Collective is an international, multi-ethnic community dedicated to dismantling systemic injustice through education, dialogue, and organizing—uplifting minority voices for a more just and equitable world.

Code of Values

Commitment to Nonviolence
Throughout history, war has been a constant and unavoidable reality. We recognize self-defense against combatants as a valid endeavor, yet affirm that the most lasting peace comes through nonviolent, equitable negotiation. Violence against civilian noncombatants-- anyone not actively serving in the military or other armed groups, including non-active or retired military members, children, and all unarmed people not engaged in fighting-- is an inexcusable tragedy. We reject any “cost–benefit” calculus that treats human lives in any warfare as expendable numbers. 

Opposition to Misogyny
In war, women’s bodies are purposefully treated as territory to be conquered and as symbols of domination over a people. Whilst caring for and protecting noncombatants, women are simultaneously placed on the front lines of gender-based violence—facing assault, harassment, and profound psychological and physical trauma. We reject and actively oppose all such violations, fighting for women's rights to physical autonomy, financial and sexual freedom, and civic engagement.

Opposition to Racism
We oppose racism in all its forms, from global systems of oppression to unconscious internal biases. We commit to continually confronting and dismantling these patterns in ourselves, our communities, and the structures around us.

Commitment to Education
We believe that education is essential to collaboration and the only true path to freedom. The work of learning is never complete; we remain committed to ongoing study, dialogue, and self-examination.

Respect in Dialogue
We acknowledge that not everyone will agree with us—and we will not always agree with each other. Members of this organization commit to:

• Engaging in good-faith conversations.

• Taking breaks when discussions become too heated.

• Refraining from violent, antagonistic, or dehumanizing speech or actions of any group, both in person and on social media.

• Critically examining their own beliefs and being open to change.