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Data’s Important, But Humans Are Too

November 13, 2025

By Franco Caliz-Aguilar

When we rely on only what’s measurable, we miss what’s meaningful.

The Child Care and Education Fight, Deep in the Heart of Texas

November 4, 2024

By Omar Marquez

I had the opportunity to teach about our galaxy and help students reach for their own stars. I vote for a future where teachers don’t live in scarcity, where every child can thrive.

Lighting the Way: Artist Explores the Quiet Strengths of Community

October 11, 2024

By Thomas Acampado

Blue light bathes our world in a quiet brilliance. In that spirit, I want to show different ways people are supporting their communities.

Black Women Voters Joined Organizing Call That Brought Renewed Hope, Boosted Harris Campaign

July 23, 2024

By Domenica Ghanem

Three organizers who joined the call talk about how they were moved from uncertainty to hope and action.

Loneliness Threatens Our Democracy — But Relational Organizing Can Save Us in 2024

June 28, 2024

By Kristee Paschall

In 2024, let’s leave the isolation behind and organize for the future we want to live in.

Vibes with Ben: What the Data Says About Childcare Voters

May 30, 2024

By Benjamin Oh

We’ve all depended on childcare at least once in our lives, from parents to family members to childcare centers and beyond. Yet, despite our common thread, the childcare industry often…

The Battle For Abortion Rights in Florida Isn’t Over

May 22, 2024

By Deborah Coffy

Courts in Florida struck a blow to healthcare freedom with a near-total abortion ban, but advocates are fighting back with ballot initiative Amendment Four that gives voters a say in their reproductive rights.

‘Greatness for Gwinnett’ Addresses Educational Equity in School Board Elections

May 21, 2024

By Pamela M. Covington

At a town hall with school board candidate Shana V. White, the Asian American Advocacy Fund and Georgia Youth Justice Coalition discussed book bans, curriculum diversity, inclusive school calendars, and holding elected officials accountable.

After a Busy Election, Organizers Have Year-Round Work to Do in Georgia

January 23, 2023

By Amani Southerland

A look ahead of Georgia politics for 2023.

Wisconsin Voters Understood the Assignment (Mostly). 

November 18, 2022

By Jessica Strong

Organizing around economic security overcame racism and disinformation in the Governor’s race, but there’s still work to do.

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