For the first time in 20 years, there is a bill before Congress to grant statehood to Washington, DC, a majority-black city with a population greater than that of either...
For the first time in 20 years, there is a bill before Congress to grant statehood to Washington, DC, a majority-black city with a population greater than that of either...
The session will explore what the current and near-term equities are in Washington and what that means for progressive goals. This will include political and substantive reviews of the House...
We all know that the online organizing space often scores an epic fail when it comes to diversity—especially racial diversity. But there are a handful of awesome things folks are...
The far right has a clear and powerful vision for the future of our country and of Michigan. Do we? For decades, the 1% has been advancing a long-term agenda...
A convergence of activists, social media companies, and victims of hate are collaborating to figure out the best way to protect communities from vitriol that turns from hate speech to...
Sharing stories can strengthen personal bonds, help people feel less alone, and generate social respect for a range of experiences. But sharing stories can also come with great personal and...
This year we're fighting for voting rights on both the federal and local levels. A new bill updating the VRA is moving through Congress, and states are working locally to...
In spite of the perceived progress made by the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT), the military's transgender service members are forced to continue to serve in silence. When...
A recently launched campaign in Europe calls on individuals to "vote for [their] digital rights." However, no such movement has caught on in the United States, despite the upcoming election...
Twitter is the platform of choice for political activists, reporters and candidates; a politically hyper-engaged audience who mold the conversation nationally. This session will guide you through advanced strategies for...