A Mother’s Response to the Winter Cold
As a mom, I’m learning that nurturing isn’t just for springtime. We are called to respond, even to icy conditions, in order to protect those we love.
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A Recipe for Resistance: How Food Became a Form of Liberation
Join us on a story of self as ChangeWire fellow Natasha Bailey weaves together a narrative of love, legacy, and justice, highlighting the power of community and the impact of systemic racism on her life’s journey.
Taking Steps Together Towards a More Just and Equitable Society
We’re reminded that our path to a more just and equitable society is not always easy, but it’s a journey we must take together.
The Childcare Conundrum: How One Nebraska Mother Is Fighting for Change
You’re not alone in the childcare experience – this almost impossible situation, where work and family responsibilities collide in unsustainable ways, is the driving force behind a movement of parents and educators.
Tracing Roots of Empathy and Trust to Reach Rural Michigan Voters
Galloway and Lanz believe that by making civic information more accessible and creating opportunities for dialogue, they can help rural residents take ownership of their futures and make their voices heard.
Highlighting the Financial Gymnastics We Continue to Jump Through, With A Tested Solution Emerging
From credit scores to student loans, ChangeWire takes an honest look at the obstacles to financial freedom – and the transformative power of guaranteed income.
Rural Wis. Caregiver Raises Her Political Voice, Defies ‘Icky’ Stigma – And Receives Invitation to White House
“Growing up in rural Wisconsin, politics was something you didn’t talk about. It was icky. It wasn’t for you, it was for them,” recalls Childcare Changemaker Corrine Hendrickson.
Animation Rooted in Lived-Experience Experiments with Art Reflecting Reality
Carlos feels his voice doesn’t count. His experience offers a relatable perspective for anyone who has waited for others to speak up first.
Trusting Americans: Guaranteed Income’s Role in Ending Poverty
What would a guarantee do for the people who keep our economy moving? It comes down to a choice and collective power to create the future we want.
‘The Child Care Movement Has Never Been Stronger,’ as More Than 1,100 Providers Closed Their Doors in Unified Force
Thousands of people were in the streets for Community Change Action and Childcare Changemaker’s 3rd annual “Day Without Child Care” – with more than 1100 providers closing their doors, with the support of the families they serve, across 86 organizing events in more than 26 states and D.C.