When the president and congressional Republicans proposed the SAVE America Act, they argued the legislation was meant to strengthen voter protections. The bill requires proof of citizenship — such as…
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Hi everyone, this post is long, personal, and likely melancholy. One of the questions I get asked often is “What’s one piece of advice you would give to those of…
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This Women’s History Month, we honor a legacy of women and femmes who refused to let our stories be ignored or erased from history. When institutions failed to accurately record…
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Click here for more.As political debates intensify against the backdrop of the 2026 midterm elections, many advocates feel the stakes could not be higher. Transgender communities have begun experiencing yet another round of…
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Click here for more.Air pollution kills 8 million people per year, more than tobacco, alcohol or obesity. In urban areas in the Global South the air is dirtier than ever—in the developing megacities…
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Media Impact Funders has published “Rebuilding Local Journalism at Scale,” a new analysis by Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, PhD, examining the structural constraints shaping the future of local journalism. The report…
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Click here for more.A Sierra Leone disability housing project partially funded by the United Nations Development Programme is facing mounting scrutiny after police allegedly demolished part of a community compound and detained staff from a local…
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Click here for more.The Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) is working to empower the women in India’s informal sector. Today, they organize roughly 3.8 million women workers across the country, providing women farmers with…
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There’s a lot of really intense conflict in groups doing resistance work, and it can get in the way of the work and stop new people from joining the work,…
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In 1865, the state of Mississippi passed a law allowing police to arrest and forcibly transport “any freedman, free negro, or mulatto” back to their employer if they failed to…
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Click here for more.The US-based Center for Disaster Philanthropy has urged funders to step up and support relief organisations across the Middle East, as the US-Israel war on Iran and subsequent Iranian attacks…
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There are at least 40,000 California community college students with untouched scholarship money with their names on it — at least $500 each from CalKIDS, the California Kids Investment and Development…