Why is Poverty Taboo in the Presidential Campaigns?
A lot of important issues were discussed during the first presidential debate. President Obama and GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney were eager to discuss the middle and upper class, but…
What the President Should Learn from Joe
Late last night, Obama administration officials announced that they’re willing to cut Social Security—along with more cuts to Medicare—to reach a deal on the budget. Let’s be honest. Retirement security…
Community Change and Partners Take Over D.C. to Spotlight Childcare Workers
Community Change joined the Care Can’t Wait coalition to celebrate Care Worker Recognition Month — and to call for more federal investments to address our childcare crisis.
Anti-LGBTQ Attacks and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Sessions
Just as Florida has been ground zero for some of the most hateful rhetoric and policies, it can be ground zero to show the country what the movement to fight for all of our communities looks like.
Advice from Gen Z Organizers on the Art of Love and Empowerment in Organizing
My generation is often overlooked by those in power. I interviewed four organizers who show up to fight every day.
Paving the Path to Road Safety Requires an Infrastructure Revolution
A hit-and-run transformed my view of our streets and communities. What if road design prioritized safety and equity?
Singing His Way to Freedom: Remembering Civil Rights Leader Hollis Watkins
Watkins left behind a legacy of service, organizing, and civil disobedience for racial and economic justice.
What Historic Infrastructure Investments Look Like When Grassroots Organizations Take the Lead
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law promised equity, good jobs, and climate resilience. Two years later, we’re making progress.
From War-Torn Colombia to the Frontlines of the DED Fight
Lucia faced the impossible decision between safety and her homeland. She has endured unimaginable tragedy, and now emerges a leader of immigration reform.
Hold the Pumpkin Spice – October Signals Student Loan Repayments
People have always told me pursuing an education would give me a chance at achieving the American Dream, but now I’m facing years of student debt.