Race and Ethnicity

Kat Sánchez shares the impact of Bold Futures NM’s work for bodily autonomy and self-determination: “In New Mexico, we are already absorbing many people who are coming here for access, for…

Acts of protest and revolution have historically been powered by ordinary-but-extraordinary Black women like Gilmore: leaders and strategists, some formally educated, most not, the majority whose names aren’t instantly recognizable…

The COVID-19 pandemic and gaps in recent drug breakthroughs have highlighted the need for representation in clinical research. LISC’s supplier diversity effort is helping drive economic and healthcare equity by supporting innovative businesses behind essential technologies and products.

Starting a business is no easy feat, but the journey is often met with even greater challenges for Black women entrepreneurs. Access to capital remains a significant obstacle, as traditional funding sources tend to overlook or undervalue the potential of Black women-led ventures.

Because the Black male vote is targeted for suppression, defending democracy requires an equally targeted and data-driven response.

Asian Americans continue to make up a small percentage of the overall population of people experiencing a housing crisis and, in many communities, they are underrepresented. As an example, the…

In August 1964, the North Carolina Eugenics Board met to decide if a 20-year-old Black woman should be sterilized. Because her name was redacted from the records, we call her…

Sixty years without substantially narrowing the Black-white wealth divide is a policy failure.

Adopting emergent learning practices can have a transformative effect inside organizations by creating a sense of agency that empowers people to lead from their seats to challenge the status quo…

In a region where communities of color are most impacted by flooding, RainReady is bringing together community members to create flood mitigation plans.

Two global health practitioners explore how anti-racist policies and practices in global communities can inform efforts across borders to build a more equitable, healthy world.

District heads, funders are moving onto other priorities, but not focusing on educator diversity will impact generations, says Surge Institute founder…