14 Years of DACA: A Father’s Fight for a Future Without Expiration Dates
“There’s this fear that the worst could happen,” says Lalo. “It feels like the pandemic, just staying home and doing what we can to stay safe.”
Tag: organizing
How Our Collective Power Is Making Republicans Desperate
This recent funding bill for $70 billion for ICE and CBP is a setback. But we stood our ground, showing that when we take collective action, we have real power.
Los niños pertenecen a las aulas: frenar la violenta máquina de deportación de Trump empieza contigo
Mientras ICE detiene a personas en las calles y separa familias, nuestras comunidades enfrentan una decisión: mirar sin hacer nada o actuar.
Organizations That Fight Hunger in Their Communities
World Food Day takes on new meaning in the U.S. with critical safety net programs at risk. Here’s how you can help.
El movimiento por los Ingresos Garantizados no sólo está mejorando las condiciones económicas, sino que está construyendo poder
Community Change ha denominado a este mes “GI June”, ya que nuestra organización colectiva se está intensificando en todo el país.
The Guaranteed Income Movement Isn’t Just Improving Economic Conditions, It’s Building Power
Community Change dubbed this month ‘GI June’ as our collective organizing heats up across the country.
Poem Helps Us Recognize Ways Oppression Shows Up
The way to fight back is to keep calling it out.
Sisters In Solidarity
For International Women’s Day, this poem illustrates the strength in numbers for women’s rights.
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.
“It all starts with being fed up and talking to other people.”
We spotlight Akron-based Rev. Raymond Greene Jr. who used his direct sales skills and lessons from being incarcerated at a young age to become an organizer – ultimately heading Freedom BLOC’s fight to build Black political power.