Download PDFPrint the article For several years that I have been working on this subject, a question keeps coming back. “What are you really talking about with this tax justice case? » Depending on where one is on the spectrum of public finance knowledge – whether it is collection, allocation, spending or penalties in public […]
An ecumenical training program takes place in Berlin with a focus on ecological and feminist economics (LWI) – The first face-to-face GEM (Governance, Economics and Management for an Economy of Life) school since 2019 was held in Berlin from July 4 to 8, with a focus on ecological and feminist economics. The annual training program […]
As states ban abortion with the overturning of Roe v. Wade, women’s rights advocates in New York and beyond are raising awareness of the disproportionate impact these policies will have on black women — and they’re setting a framework for economic and health justice moving forward. The Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls has […]
It’s easy for companies to make dizzying commitments to address sustainability or economic justice. We saw a deluge of them in 2020, and they kept coming over the next two years. But what does it take to go beyond a press release and spend time and money on those promises? “It’s really tough for a […]
Click to enlarge Courtesy #BlackWallStreet314 The Black Wall Street Festival returns tomorrow for its sixth edition. The Black Wall Street Festival returns tomorrow for its sixth edition. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 25, #BlackWallStreet314 will bring together a large collection of local vendors, musicians and other festivities that will stretch along […]
You may recognize Max Vargas as Deputy Director of First 5 California or as Senior Policy Advisor to former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs. Vargas is a longtime advocate for underserved communities, addressing housing access and environmental justice, in addition to his work in the Latinx community. I recently spoke with Max Vargas, who was recently […]
In Alameda County, nearly one in three families don’t have enough money to make ends meet. Parents are forced to make impossible choices every day, whether it’s paying rent or keeping babies in diapers. As a form of financial support, diapers can promote conditions directly related to kindergarten readiness, including family economic well-being, child health, […]
Replacing BBBEE’s Failure with DA’s Economic Justice Policy – OPINION | Policyweb OPINION Replacing BBBEE Failure with DA’s Economic Justice Policy John Steenhuisen | June 03, 2022 John Steenhuisen says it’s time to admit this ANC policy has failed and needs to be replaced SPEAK DIRECTLY In his weekly bulletin on Monday, President Ramaphosa came […]
Photo: Getty Images By BIN Staff The Rainbow PUSH Coalition (RPC), in partnership with the Citizen Education Fund and Push Excel, is hosting its annual international convention June 18-22. RPC is an international membership organization that pushes for social change and equality for all citizens through advocacy, policy and community work. The theme for this […]
The Monetary Policy Advocacy for Economic Justice – A Manual for Civil Society reveals these false assumptions, showing that monetary policies are key in determining public budgets and fiscal space for essential services and that they are not driven by mere technical considerations, but also involve political choices. The handbook is the result of a […]
Star activity report Sun, May 22, 2022 12:00 AM Last updated on: Sun, May 22, 2022 3:26 PM Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at the 29th United Nations General Assembly in 1974. Photo: ARCHIVES “> Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at the 29th United Nations General Assembly in 1974. Photo: ARCHIVES Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s economic philosophy […]
Prince Charles presented the British government’s legislative program for next year at Westminster on Tuesday Charities and campaigners have warned that the Government’s programme, as unveiled in the Queen’s Speech on Tuesday, falls short of the values of compassion and justice needed amid the cost of living crisis. This week, the British government’s program was […]
WASHINGTON, DC – It was in the late 1960s that Adrian, Dominican Sister Carol Coston, felt the energy released by the Second Vatican Council in the call of Church leaders to engage the world with wealth. of Catholic education. She was teaching at the time at Tampa Catholic High School in Florida. Before long, she […]
As the German playwright Berthold Brecht once said: “Two men – one rich, one poor – come face to face. The poor man said with a contraction: If I were not poor, you would not be rich .” The Covid-19 pandemic has not been bad for everyone. Billionaire wealth has increased more during the pandemic […]
ST. LOUIS — A financial aid program for colleges and the creation of an “innovation, cultural arts and business district” along Martin Luther King Drive are among a long list of ideas for economic justice presented Monday by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones. The plan adds some detail to the mayor’s announcement last week that she […]
Protesters gather for higher pay outside a McDonald’s, 2015. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) ASSOCIATED PRESS How to quantify dignified and essential work? For food retail and hospitality workers in the era of Covid-19 and rising food prices, this descriptor does not translate to better wages. A new report from the Economic Policy Institute and Harvard University’s […]
New Yorkers without means used what they had to march on Wall Street. The New York Poor People’s Campaign (NYPPC) marched to Wall Street starting at the Museum of the American Indian, past the New York Stock Exchange and ending at Trinity Church Wall Street where several people spoke about the plight of voiceless and […]
SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Latino Community Foundation (LCF) today announced that Max Vargas, a nationally recognized political, legal and community leader, has been named Vice President of Economic Justice. Vargas served as a senior policy adviser to Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs, where he advanced legislation to address housing access, executed climate justice initiatives, and led efforts […]
Morgan Overton, a longtime advocate for gender, racial and economic justice, is joining the administration of Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey, officials said Thursday. Overton will join the Office of Management and Budget, working under chiefs Kyle Chintalapalli and Lisa Frank. “Morgan brings a decade of public service and leadership experience to our team and her […]
Experts examine how regulators and lawmakers can support low-income communities. The United States is do the experience unprecedented economic inequalities. As the gap between low-income and affluent communities widens, the socio-economic characteristics of these groups also diverge. Low-income people are more likely to to be people of color, to have less education, inhabit in segregated […]
The CFPB has the power to restrict the use of forced arbitration clauses that interfere with consumer rights. In February, civil justice advocates scored a major victory when the U.S. Congress passed the law ending forced arbitration for sexual assault and sexual harassment. This bipartisan law empowers victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment by […]
BBorn and raised in the Venice/Fairfax area of Los Angeles, Rep. Karen Bass joins the L.A. mayoral race with more than a decade of experience in federal and state office and a love for the city. and its inhabitants. Bass became interested in community activism by watching the civil rights movement on television with her […]
The Florida A&M University College of Law has announced its first cohort of Economic Justice and Advocacy Fellows. The scholarships are the first component of the new economic justice initiative developed by the College of Law and were made possible by a grant from Wells Fargo Bank. FAMU is one of six law schools at […]
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Op-ed: Pacific Community Ventures President and CEO Bulbul Gupta explains how a new strategy that bases CDFI on experimentation and research can democratize funds and restore equity in our communities. For many parents, child care has defined the last two years. Working parents have struggled to afford adequate care while daycare owners have struggled to […]
In 2016, California enacted AB 2251 The Student Loan Servicing Act. AB 2251 created a regulatory licensing program within the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) and gave the DFPI the authority to oversee companies that service student loans in California. Although AB 2251 created some protections for borrowers, it did not provide the […]
Major League Soccer will leverage a $25 million loan from a coalition of black-owned banks to promote economic fairness and justice. The partnership announced Thursday with the nonprofit National Black Bank Foundation aims to increase capital for banks through earned interest and fees – which in turn creates the capacity for new lines of credit […]
Another Black History Month has passed, but the dignity, humanity and contributions of Black communities must be recognized throughout the year. If the country’s drive for change is to succeed, if we believe Black Lives Matter, we need to move beyond celebratory t-shirts, TV ads and social media posts. We must recommit ourselves to our […]
Economic Justice for Women Project (EJWP) joins Zimbabwe in commemorating National Youth Day, a day meant to celebrate the efforts of young people to build the country. This year’s theme is “Reducing substance and drug abuse among young people”. Youth in Zimbabwe constitute 67.7% of its 13 million population, with the majority being young women. […]
Throughout the year, the UN dedicates certain days to a particular theme. In 2008, to remind us that we share the same planet, the UN chose February 20 as the World Day of Social Justice. Its objective is to promote a fair distribution of income and better access to resources for all. Many people are […]
The Socio-Economic Research and Development Center (SERDEC) has reiterated the need for the Federal Government of Nigeria to address a centuries-old economic injustice, marginalization and deprivation suffered by the original inhabitants of the capital national because of the presence of the government in their ancestral land. SERDEC declared it on Tuesday during the launch of […]
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. knew that achieving equality under the law was only the first step to ending white supremacy; equity in economic opportunity was more critical and difficult. “The prohibition of barbaric behavior, while beneficial to the victim, does not constitute the achievement of equality or freedom,” he wrote in an essay for […]
On Monday, January 17, the nation pauses to honor the life of the late Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. The only black American to be honored with a national holiday, many will remember his historic civil rights achievements. But Dr. King also presented himself as a tireless champion of economic justice. His final public speech, […]
Growing up in northeast Mississippi in the 1960s, I knew next to nothing about Martin Luther King Jr. But in the early 1970s, when I was a student at Mississippi College in Jackson, a professor suggested prescient to a class that we should mark his words: Martin Luther King Jr. would soon be known as […]
The upcoming publication of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an important opportunity to address the social justice challenges created by soaring inflation. There is no typical American consumer, yet the basket of goods used to calculate the CPI makes this simplification – and it is to the detriment of the poor and the elderly. […]
The program started on October 28, 2021 with a virtual roundtable “The decolonization of development economics†which focused on the first contributions of economists from the countries of the South. You can watch the program here. This was followed by two days of virtual conferences in which economists and political scientists presented articles on race, […]
Santra Denis returned from the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow in November with a clear reminder of how women around the world are more similar than different. Denis attended COP26 as executive director of the Miami Workers Center (MWC), a Miami-Dade County-based organization that supports low-income communities and low-wage workers, especially black […]
Click here to download the accompanying slides This webinar of NPQit is Redo the economy The series tackles the question of the role of the media in achieving economic justice. Two key elements: 1) community co-creation of content, 2) community accountability. In this webinar, you will learn about the Documenters community program which Municipal office […]
The Washtenaw County District Attorney’s Office announced a new Economic Justice Unit which will focus on wage theft, employee misclassification, labor trafficking, and consumer scams and fraud. The public rights grant will fund the unit for two years, which means it is not permanent at this time, according to Washtenaw County District Attorney Eli Savit. […]
The St. Louis Development Corporation is asking residents this month to share what they would like to see in an economic justice action plan. More than 500 people have already completed an online survey launched last week, said Daffney Moore, who leads the city’s agency efforts. She is also Chief of Staff and Director of […]
The team has launched a survey that allows residents to give their opinion December 2, 2021 | 2 minutes of reading time St. Louis, MO: The St. Louis Development Corporation is seeking feedback from residents, businesses and organizations to help shape the next Economic Justice Action Plan announced in September of this year. Working with […]
Next week over 100 World leaders will descend to Glasgow for the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26. The conference, which follows on from the historic 2015 Paris meeting, has been hailed as the most important climate summit in history. But whether the hype is justified depends a lot on the […]
The pandemic has led to a new appreciation of the workers who make our lives possible. These essential workers include the people who produce the food we eat. But now the pandemic – which should make us more grateful for the work farm workers do – is being used as an excuse to deny these […]
The NPQ kicks off the 2021-22 season of our Redo the economy series in Indian country. In partnership with the First Nations Development Institute (“First Nationsâ€), we bring three Indigenous economic justice leaders to speak about their work and the challenges they face in a discussion format. Our panelists are: Heather Fleming (Navajo) is Executive […]
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church in Brattleboro is one of more than 70 spiritual communities that are part of Vermont Interfaith Action. Photo by Kevin O’Connor / VTDigger As Executive Director of Vermont Interfaith ActionDebbie Ingram knows that the 15,000 Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim members of her grassroots organizing group outnumber what the last […]
Sir, – Over the past 18 months, Covid has taught us, more than ever, the importance of public sector services. Yet across the world, brutal and inefficient public sector wage cuts are hurting the very sectors that governments claim to want to protect. This week, the 2021 annual meetings of the World Bank Group and […]
Symposium overview Structural inequalities hurt economies and people around the world, but it is still unclear why systemic injustice persists, who is held back and who benefits. What questions do we as researchers not ask and answer? What can comparisons between countries tell us? And how do we make sure we’re taking action? On the […]
Chicago financial mogul Ken Griffin is quite wealthy and worth a little north of $ 21 billion. That’s more than the gross domestic product of the bottom 80 countries in the world. Griffin has also donated hundreds of millions of dollars, probably close to $ 1 billion, to various charitable causes, including efforts to improve […]
Albuquerque, New Mexico is an ideal place to host this next ASES conference. It is home to the New Mexico Solar Energy Association (NMSEA), the New Mexico chapter of ASES, which is excited to celebrate 50 years of achievement. NMSEA is a non-profit association dedicated to the advancement of solar and related arts, sciences and […]
Make no mistake, the fall of Chinese private real estate giant Evergrande aligns with President Xi Jinping’s stated vision for the nation. He ordered domestic companies to reclaim their position as the cornerstone of the Chinese economy at the 19th Party Congress in 2017, calling them “the pillar of the Chinese economy on which the […]
Ed Miliband is expected to tell the conference that Labor will be the party of “climate and economic justice together” as he lays out his plans to help UK manufacturers win “the global race” to decarbonize. Addressing the party’s annual meeting on Sunday afternoon, the first in-person conference since 2019, the Shadow Business Secretary will […]
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WREX) – Democrats in Illinois focused on economic and racial justice for the third day of the virtual Democratic National Convention. The delegation says the murders of black men and women this year and the disproportionate impacts of COVID-19 on communities of color have rolled back the curtain of injustice in the nation. […]
COUDERSPORT, Pa .– A Way Out, the Potter County Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, offers two free economic justice courses, one starting in October and one starting in November. One form of domestic violence that is often overlooked is economic and financial violence, said Jennifer Rossmann, sexual violence advisor. She said economic and financial […]
Deputy Attorney General Vanita Gupta on Tuesday described the Biden administration’s emphasis on aggressive antitrust enforcement in terms of economic justice, denouncing the consolidation of key sectors of the economy as detrimental to consumers and workers. Gupta, whose portfolio includes overseeing the antitrust division of the US Department of Justice, told a virtual audience at […]
The COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying recession have made advocacy for economic justice more urgent than ever. Although there are signs of a strong economic recovery, the gains made have been slow to reach much. Millions of people in California are unemployed or underemployed, and it is likely that take years for recovery to reach some […]
Techouva team At JFREJ, teshuva refers to our process of combating damage by collectively returning to our values ​​of justice and care for the sake of reparation and our community transformation. For us, Techuva is responsible and not punitive; non-individual community; and measured by our collective ability to regularly check whether our actions align with […]
The governors of 26 states have already ended additional federal unemployment benefits, and the rest are expected to expire in early September, unless Congress takes action to extend them. (Creative Commons) After more than a year of dealing with the economic fallout caused by COVID-19, several things have become clear: the pandemic has disproportionately affected […]
What is the most successful economic justice movement of the past decade? The fight for $ 15. In 2012, a handful of New York City fast food workers quit their jobs for a day, demanding that their hourly wages be raised to $ 15, a barely generous sum for anyone living in the Big Apple. […]
“Escucha, Thomas This article is the first in a series of articles which NPQ, in partnership with Hispanics in Philanthropy, will publish in the coming weeks. The series highlights the voices of Latinx leaders in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors to share their experiences on a range of economic justice issues that affect Latinx communities. […]
The Generation Equality Forum which will begin tomorrow, June 30 in Paris, was organized by the government of France and the United Nations Women (UN Women). Vice-President Dr Philip Mpango will represent President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the forum. Speaking at a press conference in Dar es Salaam yesterday, French Ambassador to Tanzania Frédéric Clavier […]
We are at a promising but fragile period in our history. We have just experienced the utter devastation of a pandemic that has cost millions of lives, jobs, security and hard-fought earnings. Breaking down the losses would take up all the pages of this document. Yet these cracks begin to shine with light. With California’s […]
We are at a promising but fragile period in our history. We have just experienced the utter devastation of a pandemic that has cost millions of lives, jobs, security and hard-fought earnings. Breaking down the losses would take up all the pages of this document. Yet these cracks begin to shine with light. With California’s […]
The Donovon Wayne Lynch Foundation for Social and Economic Justice offers scholarships to students who hope to improve communities. NORFOLK, Virginia – Donovon Lynch’s family are pushing for police reform in Virginia Beach and beyond. On Thursday, the Donovon Wayne Lynch Foundation for Social and Economic Justice hosted its inaugural events at Norfolk State University. […]
At Urban List, we believe it is important to recognize pioneers who align their values ​​with their actions, which is why we have partnered with Bank Australia share the inspiring stories of Australians who joined the clean money movement and aligned their bank with their values. Taking positive action to help make the world a […]
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — New York City kicked off its June 19 celebration with a block party Friday at St. Nicholas Park in Harlem. President Joe Biden on Thursday signed legislation making June 19 a federal holiday to be observed on Friday, since the actual date falls on a Saturday. It is now the […]
HARLEM, New York (WABC) – The June 17 weekend in New York City begins Friday night with a celebration at St. Nicholas Park in Harlem, but on Thursday Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a new economic plan called the “Plan de economic justice of June “. “ “Something very important is happening this week, something […]
NEW YORK (CBSNew York) – Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday that New York City will launch an economic justice plan on June 17. He calls for Universal Baby Bonds to create a scholarship account for each child in a public school. The program would start next year with kindergarten students. READ MORE: New York […]
The author and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott announced on June 15, 2021 that it and her husband Dan Jewett had given US $ 2.7 billion to 286 organizations, including universities, arts organizations and other non-profit organizations. This was her third such announcement since she first publicly discussed her intentions to donate in May 2019. Scott has […]
They started to arrive by buses loaded on May 12, 1968 demand economic justice. The Poor Campaign, a brainchild of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. and his Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), has drawn to Washington, DC, a diverse coalition of White, Latino, Native and Black Americans from across the country . They came from […]
The inviting words were encapsulated in the Chakwera Super hi5 political campaign plan; “Thrive together. “ These, ladies and gentlemen, are not just words. It was a statement of extreme intent, a holy grail of all campaign promises and the quintessential mantra of the epitome of Tonse’s change agenda. And if I’m not mistaken, that […]
In the 21st century, the American dream remains elusive to people of color, immigrants, and low-income families, due to the systemic racism that has prevailed throughout the history of our society – especially within the justice system. Equal protection under the law begins with judicial representation that reflects the communities we serve, ensuring that our […]
Neal Richardson assumes new role July 1 Neal Richardson works for economic justice. The new executive director of the St Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) will take over at the end of June and says residents can expect to see more community engagement to strengthen neighborhoods and economically move the whole city forward. SLDC is a […]
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones on Thursday appointed Neal Richardson as the new executive director of the St. Louis Development Corporation. Richardson will take up his post at the end of the month, replacing longtime director Otis Williams, who announced his intention to retire last year. American St. LouisNeal Richardson is the new executive director […]
Either way, the New Hampshire Legislature kicks off the 2021 legislative session on January 6, but not without controversy over the convening of the House of Representatives. The governor is sworn in on January 7. And on January 20, our nation will inaugurate a new president. This season of decision-makers’ transition is both a time […]
“Can we say economic justice? Malaki Seku Amen told his partners as they stood on the western steps of the California Capitol last Monday. Malaki Seku Amen is the Executive Director of California Urban Partnership, a Sacramento-based organization that works to create economic opportunity for communities of color. Seku Amen stands in solidarity with the […]
The writer is the founder and CEO of Lafayette Square The murder of George Floyd and the protests that followed have given new urgency to the American debate on racial injustice. We have made progress – racial equity is now a goal in capitals and council chambers, and we have seen some examples of police […]
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) – A rally was held in Philadelphia around equal pay and economic justice. The event happened on Friday in the 5500 block of Germantown Avenue, near Market Square Park and the Uncle Bobbies Bookstore. It’s part of a nationwide bus tour to bridge the racial wealth gap in the United States. This rally […]
President Joe Biden has been in office for just over 100 days and he has already had a profound impact on energy policy, especially now that Democrats control both houses of Congress and the White House. Part of that impact is a renewed focus on so-called anthropogenic climate change, which U.S. Representative Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) […]
As the Executive Director of the Statewide Poverty Action Network, I work with many people whose lives could be changed with a little cash help. When people in our listening sessions talk about what they would do with a few hundred dollars, I am always struck by how the needs are on a daily basis. […]
Olympia, WA (STL.News) Gouv. Jay inslee today signed an economic justice legislative package, including the Working Families Tax Credit and the Capital Gains Excise Tax, which begins the process to make Washington’s reverse tax system more fair and more equitable. The governor signed the package at the Tukwila community center surrounded by lawmakers, local elected […]
Story Governor Jay Inslee today signed an economic justice legislative package, including the Working Families Tax Credit and the Capital Gains Excise Tax, which begins the process to make the system taxable Washington reversed more just and more equitable. The governor signed the package at the Tukwila community center surrounded by lawmakers, local elected officials […]
Governor on Tuesday signed working family tax credit and capital gains excise tax in Tukwila Governor Jay Inslee today signed an economic justice legislative package, including the Working Families Tax Credit and the Capital Gains Excise Tax, which begins the process to make the system taxable Washington reversed more just and more equitable. “It’s a […]
NJCBA ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC ALLIANCE WITH NJ ECONOMIC JUSTICE ADVOCACY TO ENSURE MINORITY REPRESENTATION IN NJ’S CANNABIS INDUSTRY Trenton – The New Jersey CannaBusiness Association (NJCBA) today announced the formation of a strategic alliance with some of New Jersey’s foremost economic justice advocates to ensure minority representation in the emerging cannabis industry. the state. Alliance partners […]
Economist John Williamson, who coined the term “Washington Consensus”, died in April 2021 at the age of 83. Economic debates in post-apartheid South Africa were shaped by the ideas of Williamson. As inequalities continue to increase and as we strive to rebuild better after the pandemic, we can look to South Africa for a new […]
As the world watches jurors convict a Minneapolis cop for the murder of George Floyd and our city mourns the murder of Daunte Wright by Brooklyn Center police, the Twin Cities continue to reflect on the racism and institutional failures that cause the brutality of the death of black men on our streets. The roots […]
Air pollution has serious consequences – the World Health Organization estimates that it kills 7 million people a year. Indeed, recent research suggests that nearly 9 million people died each year from exposure to air pollution caused by fossil fuel combustion from 2012 to 2018. The economic impacts on health and productivity of exposure to […]
The free press Land Stewardship Project Family Farm will sponsor a new program focused on rural economic justice at 7:30 a.m. Thursday. BYOB (Breakfast) is a virtual program offered to highlight the work of the Land Stewardship Project during the 2021 session of the Minnesota Legislature, as well as to discuss how to protect farms, […]
Dr Joseph Preston Baratta is Emeritus Professor of History and Political Science at Worcester State University and the author of The policy of the World Federation (Praeger, 2004). Income tax filers, 1920 The invasion of the Capitol on January 6 is a sign of deep anger against the course of American life among the so-called […]
“We want to be reimbursed for what we have lost. NewSheena Macmillan – Posted on March 22, 2021 3 minutes Are you wondering why your tuition fees are so expensive? The same goes for Economic Justice Concordia — and that’s why they’re asking for a refund. Emanuele Barbier Photo File Economic Justice Concordia, a new […]
Rampant economic inequality in the United States demands structural solutions centered on racial justice. Income inequality and unequal access to jobs, health care, and benefits disproportionately harm Blacks, Indigenous people and people of color. Racial wage inequality already costs the US economy about $ 2.3 trillion a year. President Biden has said his administration will […]
NEWARK, New Jersey, March 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — In an effort to send a clear message to the Democratic Governor Phil Murphy, in an election year, national and state community and business leaders held a virtual town hall on Sunday that received more than 20,000 views on social media platforms. Roland Martin hosted the event […]
Two organizations dedicated to supporting nonprofits as they shape social justice narratives have teamed up to distribute lesson plans and discussion guides to promote difficult conversations about economic justice in our schools and communities. communities. They follow a long tradition across the world of amplifying voices through striking visual imagery in the hopes of turning […]
Legislative Black Caucus Chairman Darryl Barnes (D-Prince George’s), flanked by Sen. Antonio L. Hayes (D-Baltimore City) and Del. Stephanie M. Smith (D-Baltimore City) in 2019. Photo by Danielle E. Gaines After a year marked by social unrest shrouded in a global pandemic, members of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland have their sights set on […]
Click here to download the accompanying slides Building on a series of articles from the Winter 2020 issue of Quarterly non-profit, this webinar in our Redo the economy series looks at health care, the largest sector of the US economy. Famously, the United States pays far more than any other country for health care—17.7 percent […]
Mary Louise Kelly of NPR speaks with Michael Tubbs, Stockton, Calif., Former mayor and founder of Mayors for a Guaranteed Income, about Martin Luther King Jr.’s impact on the fight for a universal basic income. MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: Basic universal income is basically money that goes straight into people’s pockets without any strings attached. […]
After actor and activist Hill Harper published his first book, “Letters to a Younger Brother,” he discovered that juvenile court judges had assigned his work to book reviews. These reports led him to receive letters from incarcerated young black men, including one from a 16-year-old named Bryan. “As you said in your book, a lot […]
As President-elect Joe BidenJoe Biden White House: United States Donated 200 Million COVID-19 Vaccines Globally Police recommend charges against four people over Sinema bathroom protest. renewed his call to a third series of stimulus checks Friday to help Americans in difficulty, it would do well to start by correcting the exclusions of the first two […]
By Naomi Yilma “He showed strength with his arm; he scattered the proud in the thoughts of their hearts. He has overthrown the mighty from their thrones and exalted the lowly; he has satisfied the hungry with good things and sent the rich away empty â€(Luke 1: 51-53). The 2021 Christian Citizenship Seminar (CSC), focusing […]
The author and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott announced on Dec. 15 that it had donated nearly $ 4.2 billion to hundreds of nonprofits. This was her second such announcement since she first publicly discussed her intentions to donate in May 2019. In July 2020, Scott revealed that she had already donated nearly $ 1.7 billion to […]
In Lucknow a few days ago, Prakash, a taxi driver, mentioned that he was struggling to pay Rs 3,500 a month for his children’s school fees. It made me think about what I take for granted. While many of us are privileged – either by birth or even self-made – a majority still fight for […]
Ben & Jerry’s says it is committed to “economic justice†for its cocoa farmers in Côte d’Ivoire by aligning the amount it pays for cocoa in its ice cream with Fairtrade’s living income benchmark price . The living income is calculated at $ 2.50 (£ 1.87) per day for cocoa farmers in this West African […]
King Boston has raised nearly $ 9 million in pledges so far, well above the original target of $ 6 million. But Paris Jeffries will not be satisfied until he gets the total up to $ 15 million. The memorial in honor of Martin Luther King, his wife, Coretta Scott King, and the training time […]
NPQ launched our economic justice program in July 2018. We believe the economy is too big to be left to economists. By doing our job of economic justice, NPQ consciously operates with an intersectional lens, examining the interrelationships between different social structures, including class, gender and race. Our work is guided by our National Advisory […]
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The renewed focus on racial disparities in America has caused many investment firms to scramble to rewrite their mission statements to be more inclusive, but there is one organization that is committed to social justice. for decades. Diversity, equity and inclusion are in the DNA of the Ford Foundation. Philanthropy began in 1936 with a […]
Even after this summer’s series of historic protests and marches led by trans women of color, the murder of black and brunette trans women continues unabated. During this long summer, the number of deaths of transgender women has steadily increased to reach at least 28, which is more than the total number killed in 2019. […]
Opinion Gabriel Bryant on the need for the black community to take ownership of all the systems and institutions that affect it. Get a compelling long read and must-have lifestyle tips delivered to your inbox every Sunday morning – perfect with a coffee! Youth organizer and advocate Gabriel Bryant. Gabriel Bryant, 41, of East Oak […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the grim and disturbing injustices and inequalities that have always existed in our health care, our economy and our government. While the virus does not discriminate, our human-made systems and structures do. And in the United States, that means those who feel the impact of this disease the most are […]
Increasingly, economic inequality has become a central issue in American society. Since the 1970s, wealth and income inequalities have grown rapidly, affecting the work of almost all nonprofit organizations. But how should nonprofits conceptualize the economy and solve the many economic problems that affect the people we serve, especially today, when more than 20 million […]