About this Event
Moms for Social Justice is a grassroots non-profit focused on creating a more equitable future. MSJ’s mission is simple: building a local movement of citizens to engage in, advocate for, and act in the service of social justice issues in an effort to improve the community for all generations.
This is a 21+ book club focused on diverse and inclusive literature. Our goal is to read and discuss fiction books and memoirs with feminist, queer, and BIPOC perspectives. We believe these perspectives provide crucial representation, foster empathy and understanding, combat bias, and validate marginalized identities.
Please join us on November 10, 2026 at Broads lounge from 6:30-8pm to read Sisters of the Lost Nation by Nick Medina.
Every meeting, we will share info about a local non profit organization or charity we suggest you donate to, follow on socials, and learn more about. As November is Native American Heritage Month, our highlighted organization this month is the NCAI, which you can read about and donate to here: https://give.ncai.org/campaign/633783/donate. The NCAI Foundation drives systemic change by equipping Tribal leaders and Native American communities with the tools, knowledge, and resources they need. They build capacity through education, advocacy, environmental initiatives, and technology programs, empowering Native youth, fostering leadership, and fortifying Tribal sovereignty for generations to come.
We meet every six weeks at Broads lounge, a safe space for all. To stay connected, please follow us at @msjchatt on Instagram and FB and join our email list here: https://www.momsforsocialjustice.us/
We can’t wait to read with you!
Event venue & nearby stays
Broads, 124 East 10th Street, Chattanooga, United States
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