FOUNDATION AGAINST INTOLERANCE & RACISM INC

Facilitates access to legal information, advice, and potential court representation for individuals affected by policies alleged to violate constitutional civil rights.

Establishes and maintains a nationwide network of attorneys and law firms to advance civil rights and liberties through coordinated legal action.

Issues public letters, petitions, and comments to challenge policies related to race, gender, and identity in educational, medical, and cultural institutions. Activities include opposing race-based programming, gender ideology policies in schools, and discriminatory hiring or scholarship practices.

Curates events to build professional and collaborative relationships among artists aligned with FAIR’s values and develops a professional network of arts advisors, institutions, and enterprises to support artists facing intolerance.

Develops and provides K–12 curricular materials, including a comprehensive high school Ethnic Studies course, the pluralistic 'Many Stories, One Nation' K-12 curriculum, literature guides for elementary students, and standalone lessons and videos for middle and high school civics and history. Also produces the 'Faces of X' video series to promote viewpoint diversity on race, gender, and capitalism.

Provides grants and funding to support artists in creating films, performances, and exhibitions that emphasize freedom of expression and shared humanity.

Conducts litigation and files federal civil rights complaints to challenge policies and practices alleged to violate constitutional civil rights, including in education, housing, and public institutions. Examples include lawsuits and complaints against school districts, universities, and state agencies.

Offers membership providing access to educational programs, community initiatives, chapter activities, and volunteer opportunities.

Operates a nonpartisan professional network to advance ethical standards in medical practice and promote a culture of critical thinking and excellence.

Runs a full-time summer internship program for undergraduate students and recent graduates focused on pro-human values and leadership development.

Provides professional development workshops for teachers implementing FAIR’s curriculum and operates a two-year fellowship program for educators who lead initiatives such as a national monthly book club focused on fairness and humanity.

Produces analytical guides evaluating Ethnic Studies programs and their effectiveness, develops educational content analyzing historical cases of identity-based division in education systems (e.g., 1930s Germany, 1960s China, 1980s–90s Rwanda), and maintains a Gender Healthcare Policy Map aggregating state-level policies affecting gender modification interventions for minors in the U.S.