As the NPQ team reflects on 2024, we offer some articles that made a lasting impression—articles that we hope offer insights to navigate the uncertainty ahead. These articles aim to uplift conversations and voices addressing urgent racial justice and leadership trends, including the alarming exodus of women of color from nonprofit leadership; the othering of immigrant communities; anti-DEI rhetoric; the financial instability facing racial justice nonprofits; and potential legal threats of policy proposals like HR 9495 for nonprofits of all stripes.
By spotlighting solutions, exposing systemic inequities, and equipping leaders in the sector with the tools needed to foster equity and resilience, we aim to support your critical work in critical times.
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1. The Critical Theory of Love
The Critical Theory of Love: Reconceptualizing Love for Social Justice
2. Safety in Solidarity: How to Safeguard Movement Groups and Members
Safety in Solidarity: How to Safeguard Movement Groups and Members
3. Where Is My Land?
4. Toward Solidarity: Reparations and Land Back on California’s Horizon
Toward Solidarity: Reparations and Land Back on California’s Horizon
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5. Gaza Solidarity Organizing: Exposing the Military-Higher Education Nexus
Gaza Solidarity Organizing: Exposing the Military–Higher Education Nexus
6. Being and Building Beloved Community: The Intersection of Culture and Economy
Being and Building Beloved Community: The Intersection of Culture and Economy
7. How Black Women in the South Are Reclaiming Space
8. Shifting Identities, Shifting Data: How the Census is Redefining Race
Shifting Identities, Shifting Data: How the Census is Redefining Race
