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Even in the face of crisis, it’s the foundation of lived experience that keeps our vision clear

April 8, 2021

By Cristina Rayas

Through this pandemic, we held each other up while amplifying the leaders that spoke with the conviction of their lived experiences – voices demanding lasting change and building a better “new normal.”

When their lives cannot be held in our hands, artist tributes carry the stories beyond the loss of our loved ones

April 6, 2021

By Cristina Rayas

“Water Slipping Through Our Fingers” showcases the personal stories of those directly impacted by police violence in Las Vegas, Nevada. The intention was to create a space to memorialize their…

Storytelling at the center of racial healing 

March 24, 2021

By Nissa Tzun

The way we tell stories colors how we remember our own experiences and eventually the longer history of how we fit in society. Repeating these stories leaves a mark on…

Give California children their voter approved money now

March 16, 2021

By Sharisse Tracey

A whole year later and California kids are still in need, and with the pandemic even more so. While the country eagerly awaits their minimum $1400 to hit their bank…

The time is now to raise the minimum wage

February 17, 2021

By Sharisse Tracey

“No one should work 40 hours a week and live in poverty,” stated President Joe Biden last night as he reaffirmed support for raising the federal minimum wage — gradually…

Inauguration 2021 Calls Us to Keep Organizing

January 20, 2021

By Cristina Rayas

This is a moment of celebration, hope, and history — and this milestone was made possible by the millions of people of color, especially Black & immigrant voters, who helped get them there.

When crises hit, needed action knows no borders

December 18, 2020

By Cristina Rayas

Each person in our communities deserves a safe home — especially during natural disasters and an increasingly urgent climate crisis.

Biden: Fulfill Your Promise on Child Care

December 14, 2020

By Sharisse Tracey

As the mother of four, currently with two school-aged children attending public school remotely, I can’t help but reflect on a time when I was completely reliant on child care…

I vote

November 1, 2020

By Emily Withnall

I vote because I’m a mother whose kids have suffered the consequences of policies and political decisions that negatively affect them. I vote because I’m a single parent who has…

This year, be a child care voter, our future depends on it

October 31, 2020

By Sharisse Tracey

With all the political rhetoric taking place in this 2020 election cycle, the issue of child care has become front and center for people of all backgrounds, including those without…

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