We stand firmly against anti-Black racism in all its forms. Black lives matter — fully, unconditionally, and without exception. We are committed to listening, learning, and acting in solidarity.

Every body deserves dignity, respect, and access to care — free from stigma and shame. We reject diet culture and fatphobia, and we affirm that health and worth are not determined by body size.

We believe in the inherent dignity of every faith, worldview, and belief system. We are committed to interfaith understanding and stand against religious discrimination, persecution, and bigotry of all forms.

We are committed to gender equity for all, including women, non-binary, transgender, agender, and gender-nonconforming people. Dismantling patriarchy and gender-based oppression is central to our values.

Accessibility is a right, not a feature. We are committed to creating spaces, services, and experiences that are fully inclusive of Disabled people — centering their expertise and lived experience in everything we do.

Consensual relationship and sexual diversity belong here. We affirm polyamorous, kink, and BDSM communities as part of our broader commitment to liberation — recognizing that who we love and how we love are personal, valid, and deserving of dignity. We value consent, care, and community.

With/And operates on the ancestral homelands of the Piscataway Conoy, Manahoac, Algonkian, and Iroquois peoples, who stewarded this land for thousands of years before being displaced by colonial expansion. We also honor the enslaved African and African American people whose labor built this region. We believe this acknowledgment extends beyond our own geography — we stand in opposition to genocide, colonialism, and slavery in all forms, wherever they occur and whenever they have occurred, and in solidarity with every people whose land, labor, and lives have been taken from them.

We celebrate every identity across the full spectrum of sexuality and gender — including our Black, Indigenous, and People of Color LGBTQ+ community members, whose voices and leadership shaped this movement.

Human minds work in beautifully different ways. We honor and affirm neurodivergent people — including those with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, and Learning Differences. We reject any framing that treats neurological differences as deficiency.

Immigrants and refugees enrich our communities, our culture, and our shared humanity. We stand in full support of immigrant rights, pathways to belonging, and an end to policies rooted in xenophobia and exclusion.