BENDING THE ARC OF JUSTICE

AMOS PROJECT

THE AMOS PROJECT mobilizes faith leaders, grassroots organizers, and impacted communities to demand justice in housing, healthcare, wages, and community safety.

Grounded in faith and driven by collective power, the campaign works to dismantle systems of inequity and build a future where every person—especially Black women—can thrive with dignity, wellness, and freedom.

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✊🏾 On Fountain Square, we stood together to demand justice, dignity, and change for our communities. We believe faith and action go hand in hand. We are building a moral movement in Cincinnati to make sure all our communities are safe, healthy, and
🚨 Montgomery County nursing homes are at risk. The Big Brutal Bill threatens to shut down facilities that our loved ones depend on for care and stability. Garden Court, Englewood Health, and Carecore at Mary Scott are just some of the homes facing
Dayton families deserve care, not closures. The Big Brutal Bill is putting our nursing homes at risk and our elders are the ones paying the price. 📣 Join The Amos Project for a community town hall in Dayton. Together, we’ll fight to protect t
We are deeply troubled by the violent brawl that took place in our city. At The Amos Project, we refuse to stay silent. We demand justice. We demand transparency. We demand equity. What happened that day reflects deeper wounds — wounds that can
“Getting into good trouble means standing up for life, for love, and for every neighbor who deserves to live with dignity and respect.” — Michelle Hunter, Vice President of the Black Women’s Health Initiative in Dayton In a p
In Hamilton County, 10 nursing homes are at risk of closing if the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passes. This is a crisis. Nearly 93% of nursing home residents here rely on Medicaid to survive. If funding is gutted, where will they go? Who will care fo