Much of the investment behind AI comes from investor institutions with a fiduciary and moral duty to serve people: public pension funds, university endowments, and employer-sponsored retirement plans. Majority Action is mobilizing these institutions and everyday people toward greater corporate accountability around AI projects.
ICE intimidation not only endangers maternal and neonatal health but also constitutes a form of obstetric violence.
What does a donor organizer do? For the wealthy donors who take on this role, it entails recognizing the harm excessive wealth causes—and acting accordingly.
Many movements get stuck in episodic solidarity because they lack scaffolding and support, but solidarity infrastructure must go beyond movement moments.
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. The Washington Post’s evisceration at the hands of its billionaire owner, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, didn’t have to happen. Following months of speculation, the Post cut at least 300 of its 800 journalists on Feb. 4, 2026, drastically reducing
What is the toll the ICE surge in Minneapolis has taken on educators, from losing students to witnessing violence, and how can those in other states help and prepare?
Shifting narrative power is about recognizing frontline media makers and communities as sources of authority, analysis, strategy, and accountability when responding to and dealing with systems of harm.
Nonprofits are critical to empowering ordinary people to legally and effectively fight back against Trump’s persecution of immigrants.
What does it take to be a donor organizer? It requires vision, persistence, and a willingness to be bold. It also requires making a personal commitment to the cause.
Black women’s unemployment rate is now equivalent to White women’s during the bleakest moments of the Great Recession.
In his synthesis of Dēmos’ Third Reconstruction series, Aron Goldman explains how each voice contributes to a bold and ambitious vision beyond the emergencies of today, helping us imagine and lay the foundation for the next chapter of American history.
School pickups, diaper runs and mutual aid funds are central to how many Minnesotans are challenging the militarization of their state.