The Language Justice Toolkit is a resource for organizers, popular educators, community leaders and activists, and anyone who is committed to building movements where people can communicate across languages.

With guiding tools and methods, this communications curriculum is designed to help advocates advance their communications framing to build public support for more equitable systems of health and not simply promoting individual behavior change.

This message memo explains how our issues are different and the same, and how, as advocates, we can make the most of it in our messages to serve their own immediate strategic needs and, at the same time, echo one another’s larger goals for social change.

This publication was prepared by Berkeley Media Studies Group Media for our Communities Creating Healthy Environments (CCHE) as a media landscaping/analysis of the targeting of moms of color in soda and fast food marketing.