Race and Ethnicity

The St. Paul company that gave August Wilson his start has embedded itself into the lives of its community for nearly 50 years.

Rooted East in in East Knoxville is fighting food apartheid through intergenerational education and land reclamation.

Farai Chideya shares how philanthropy can contribute to supporting a healthy democracy based on new research from The Bridgespan Group.

The law, set to take effect this summer, bans diversity efforts and regulates classroom discussion.

The risk is greatest among Black women in states with abortion bans, according to a new report.

“What started out as a natural disaster became a man-made disaster.” This is how President Obama described Hurricane Katrina, referring to both the disparate and devastating impacts on New Orleans’ Black community, and the historical and structural inequity that created the conditions for…

Black women are speaking up, organizing and demanding a future where every mother is seen, heard and safe.

While the agency remains statutorily authorized, this shift effectively guts the agency and ensures its dormancy.

“We’re doubling down on what we know to be true – that there is no collective liberation without gender justice.” With passion and purpose, the 2024-25 Giving Project cohort mobilized half a million dollars for BIPOC-led organizations fighting for gender justice in our region.

Communities with unstable housing, food deserts and less access to health care contribute to the problem.

Despite the unpredictable political climate, there is still incredible progress being made in the social sector to further the aims of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and equip the … Continued…

The pair, who work with children of all ages and ability levels in several Brooklyn neighborhoods, recently opened their first brick-and-mortar site.