RACIAL & SOCIAL INJUSTICE
Reporter L. Nur interviews Jamila Boudlali about privilege and oppression during Ramadan.
read more about Coronavirus: Recognizing Our Privileges as American Muslims – Jamila Boudlali
read more about Coronavirus: Recognizing Our Privileges as American Muslims – Jamila Boudlali
Group home and residential facility workers juggle staffing, safety, and care during Covid-19.
read more about Caregiving during a pandemic: “It’s apples and eggplants.
read more about Caregiving during a pandemic: “It’s apples and eggplants.
Women of color have dealt with stigmas surrounding their hair for centuries. From the ancient world spanning into today's world,…
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By: Sheila Regan, Freelance Community Journalist Covid-19 has wreaked havoc on nearly every aspect of life in Minnesota, and support systems for people with disabilities are no exception. Minnesota’s social distancing advisories and stay-at-home order has included day centers and employment programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Because these programs are only paid…
read more about Disability Organizations Seek Relief to Keep the Lights OnBy: Afua (Nyia) Harris On a chilly January evening, I met a woman running for Brooklyn Center City Council. Her name is Alfreda Daniels. She just happened to be the guest speaker at my union meeting. Before Daniels left the meeting, she said she would be happy to meet with any of us for coffee…
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Leadership development is a crucial piece of the work to build community and restorative justice. At the Stillwater Prison in…
read more about Leadership By Example: An Inside Perspective on Leadership and Positivity Within the Prison Community
read more about Leadership By Example: An Inside Perspective on Leadership and Positivity Within the Prison Community
Approved at the end of last year, MPRB's budget demonstrates an investment in youth, particularly youth from marginalized communities. Youth…
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Minneapolis League of Women Voters, Civic Buzz, Feb., 4, 2020, had an overflow crowd, the largest audience in a long…
read more about The Future of Minneapolis Neighborhood Organizations
read more about The Future of Minneapolis Neighborhood Organizations
Watch a recent discussion on legislative action in support of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and hear from local leaders.
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read more about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: Panel and Community Discussion
According to the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice, within Indian Country, nearly half of all Native women -…
read more about The Minnesota State Capitol Moves on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
read more about The Minnesota State Capitol Moves on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women