Hungry Children Still Need Help
As the school year winds down, once again millions of children and families are facing the reality that hunger doesn’t take a summer vacation. This [...]
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Honoring Mothers By Saving Their Lives
“I almost died after giving birth to my daughter, Olympia. Yet I consider myself fortunate . . . Every mother, everywhere, regardless of race or [...]
Read MoreCommunities Still Suffering from COVID-19
The National COVID Week of Remembrance and Action came to a close with new hope that the pandemic may finally be transitioning out of the [...]
Read MoreTax Day Choices
April 18 was Tax Day in the United States, and this year, the day was an especially sad reminder that the refundable, monthly expanded Child [...]
Read MoreCelebrating a Season of Hope
On April 7, the Senate confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as the next Supreme Court Justice of the United States and the first Black woman [...]
Read More“A Morally Inclement Climate”
April 4th was the 54th anniversary of the assassination of our nation’s prophet of nonviolence, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On the same day we [...]
Read MoreThe Emmett Till Antilynching Act: Remedy at Last
On March 29, President Joe Biden signed the Emmett Till Antilynching Act into law, making lynching a federal hate crime. An act can now be [...]
Read MoreThe Invisible Backbone Leaders of Transforming Social Change
Women’s History Month is a reminder that in every major American social reform movement, women have always played a critical role. Women at the forefront, [...]
Read MoreJudge Ketanji Brown Jackson: Breaking Another Barrier
At the White House event where President Biden introduced her as the nominee for the United States Supreme Court, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson gave a [...]
Read MoreA World Safe for Children
“Tell Me Where to Be Born” People of the world, tell me where to be born. If I were born in the land of “your [...]
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