In her book When Black Women Rise, Bonsai Leadership Group CEO and Founder LaTresse Snead gives advice to Black women seeking to become leaders.

A possible new treatment for Sickle Cell Disease is a reminder of the syndrome’s racist legacy.

People living with disabilities are the most likely to be left behind during a climate crisis. Community organizations are making plans that ensure everyone’s safety.

Because of systemic barriers, disabled people are underrepresented at the polls and on the ballot. Galvanized by the momentum of recent years, organizations run by and for disabled people are working to combat these barriers and build political power. 

Two movement leaders write a call to action telling US-based nonprofits to take a stand on Palestine and push philanthropy to respond to the ongoing crisis.

The Climate Justice Founders Pledge is an initiative from the Donors of Color Network. NPQ’s conversation highlighting their work continues with a look at two organizations working for climate and racial justice.

Eight locations in Ohio have received the unique honor of becoming UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Native leaders hope the designation will bring recognition of the importance of Hopewell culture.

A new “Latino Data Hub” designed by UCLA’s Latino Policy and Politics Institute aims to provide researchers, activists, and organizers with new data describing the diversity of Latino communities in the United States.

A new documentary, Deep Rising, explores deep seabed mining to excavate ocean rocks for materials that power electric vehicles. NPQ spoke to one of the film’s subjects, Dr. Sandor Mulsow, on the urgent dangers the oceans face.

How old were you when you began to develop oppositional consciousness? 

Black cisgendered women are at higher risk for HIV infections but are less likely to take pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP.

Leaders of PowerSwitch Action share their lessons on how to take on entrenched corporate power with strong, strategic organizations.