Julian Rose

Julian Rose is a community organizer, educator, and writer originally from Hartford, CT and currently based in Atlanta, GA. His work focuses on Black Queer Feminism, abolition, and solidarity economy movement building. Julian’s political home is Endstate ATL. Other Atlanta organizing efforts he has been involved in include the Free Atlanta Abolition Movement, a Black-run bail formation, and Barred Business’ Protected Campaign.

Currently, Julian serves as Educational Strategies Director at the New Economy Coalition. Bridging social movement histories and solidarity economy concepts via popular education is a focus of his work. As a member of NEC’s Black Solidarity Economy Fund Working Group, just last year he also helped redistribute over $300,000 to Black solidarity economy formations and projects across the country and even reaching the Caribbean. His goal is to use writing, education, and radical organizing to build power with the most marginalized in our communities.