A bill, HR 9495, which would allow a presidentially appointed treasury secretary to unilaterally strip a nonprofit of its status if deemed a “terrorism-supporting” organization, has passed in the US House of Representatives.
[If] we are intentional about building models of restorative justice through authentic community and government partnerships…we could explore what is possible with respect to compensation and other reparations for the harms that communities like the Kbal Romeas are facing. To bring us back from the brink, we must pull from the margins—and be mindful that these margins naturally extend beyond our borders.
In our inaugural Climate Justice column, NPQ argues that not only is there a strong connection between climate and the arts, but the call to make art has never been more essential.
Multiracial coalitions are essential in social justice movements. But with tensions around the role of White people in spaces of collective healing for Black, Brown, and Indigenous people, how do we move beyond this impasse and develop more robust, intimate relationships with White allies while ensuring the safety of others?
The global push to repatriate looted cultural artifacts has grown. Recent successes have underscored the moral imperative to restore cultural artifacts to address colonial-era injustices and heal generational trauma.
People tend to talk about the importance of love in our social justice and movement building work, but very few define and operationalize it. So, what would it look like to define and operationalize a Critical Theory of Love?
Can gig work become good work? A public-sector workforce app developed in the UK and being piloted by US workforce agencies is showing favorable initial results.
The gig economy is growing rapidly in India. Currently, most gig workers lack labor protections, but that is changing as unions in the sector gain ground.
In manufactured housing (“mobile home”) parks, resident ownership not only provides affordable housing, but offers residents a strong sense of community.
As over 150 experiments nationwide have shown to fight poverty, cash matters. It is time to convert this idea from program into government policy.
Democracy requires more than elections. It requires a citizenry that is skilled in group decision-making, managing internal conflict, and holding one another accountable.
In an era marked by social change and increased awareness of systemic inequities, the need for leadership that prioritizes belonging and justice has never been more urgent.