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Meet Carla Jay Harris (

@CarlaJayHarris

), the artist featured in NPQ’s 2023 racial justice magazine, “The Space Beyond: Building the Way”.

How

, under new leadership, is centering #climatejustice in its national movement: bit.ly/41vFtGr

@TheBethShipp

Making Mothers Out Front a Liberatory Space

Here’s how Mother’s Out Front, under new leadership, is centering climate justice in its national movement.

Lessons from

@MothersOutFront

’s Stephanie Bowman on strategic grassroots organizing for #climatejustice: bit.ly/3MgZSdU

@IrisMCrawford

Unlearning to Relearn: An Interview with Stephanie Bowman of Mothers Out Front

Lessons from Mothers Out Front’s Stephanie Bowman on strategic grassroots organizing for climate justice.

NPQ’s Call for Climate Fiction: We’re looking for short #climate fiction stories that spark imaginative visions of the future: bit.ly/42gDxCT #amwriting

. bit.ly/42tbCzs #racialequity

“A thesis that guides all of this is that the work of enduring leading change is relational, and it extends beyond our positions as well as our organizational affiliations—its impact is deeply personal.” —Marcus Walton of

@GEOfunders

Living Beyond the Constructs: A Conversation with Cyndi Suarez and Marcus Walton

“Everything is a synthesis. It’s informed by the people who are right there. The real thing that we’re trying to do, I believe, is tap into the collective genius of the people who are in a particular...

“We learned just how hungry #Blackleaders in philanthropy are for a stronger sense of connectedness to each other and to the sector.” —Lulete Mola, Repa Mekha, and

@Chandasbaker

Toward a New Philanthropy: Advancing the Genius of Black-Led Change

We believe that Black people hold the solutions that can set us all free. Since May 2020, we have lived through a changing world of hope, tragedy, resilience, and possibility. Today, we share with...

How does childcare quality change when care workers are owners? To find out, join NPQ’s

@Steve_NPQ

, Childspace’s Mindy Barbacoff, Minnie McMahon

@DSNI_org

@CoopDayton

’s Amaha Sellassie. 5/17 at 2p ET

@solidarityeco

@Shareable

@NewEconomics

: tinyurl.com/3fwyapj9

Exclusive offer: Get 20 percent off NPQ’s #racialjustice issue! bit.ly/3nFBBVj

Graphic that reads, “Get NPQ’s Spring 2023 Issue on The Space Beyond: Building the Way”. There is a collage of Black women in red dresses holding up a large, yellow sun.

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Have YOU ever been personally called out by bell hooks? You may be eligible for some soul searching... bit.ly/41t5ztB #racialjustice

Woke Nightmares of the Worst Order

Have YOU ever been personally called out by bell hooks? You may be eligible for some soul searching. Can Black people REALLY be gentrifiers??

NPQ’s

looks at the state of the community reinvestment movement: bit.ly/3VTGfLX

@CFPB

@CalReinvest

#economicjustice

National Gathering Looks to Address Root Causes of Inequality

A venerable community-based coalition looks beyond its traditional banking regulation focus to address the root causes of structural racism and economic inequality.

20h

“What we want people to understand is that the people who provide care deserve jobs that are good jobs. Jobs with living wages, the right to a union, dignity, respect.” —

A Care Economy is a Strong Economy

Care is an issue critical to everyone. Making it a political priority is the path to building a strong, inclusive economy.

21h

How #DEI has developed into an industry that focuses on surface-level, individualistic engagement, and profitability—and how the industry must shift its focus away from profitability to achieve its foundational goals: bit.ly/3pmCG4P

@amirabarger

@MLKInstitute

The Business Case for DEI Reinforces Anti-Black Sentiment

The importance of how arguments for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion are framed and why nonprofits can’t rely on a framework that’s rooted in a money-first, bottom-line structure.

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A conversation between NPQ’s

@cyndisuarez

and Marcus Walton of

@GEOfunders

on how to move beyond “what is” to embrace “what can be”: bit.ly/3HY4hQw #racialjustice

Living Beyond the Constructs: A Conversation with Cyndi Suarez and Marcus Walton

Minnesota’s first Black community foundation

@MNBlackCF

charts a new, Black-led path for #philanthropy: bit.ly/3LWGm4X

@nexuscp

@Chandasbaker

#Blackleadership

Toward a New Philanthropy: Advancing the Genius of Black-Led Change

We believe that Black people hold the solutions that can set us all free. Since May 2020, we have lived through a changing world of hope, tragedy, resilience, and possibility. Today, we share with...

Episode one of “Off the Hook” is out now! Watch the brand new series from Edge Studios created by

Woke Nightmares of the Worst Order

Have YOU ever been personally called out by bell hooks? You may be eligible for some soul searching. Can Black people REALLY be gentrifiers??

"Many of us who work tirelessly to address social problems and improve the quality of life for communities do so without much consideration of the toll our work takes on our ability to rest.” —

@shawnginwright

. bit.ly/3VPqt4X #justice

Rest: A Middle Finger to Oppression, a Road Map to Justice

“Many of us who work tirelessly to address social problems and improve the quality of life for communities do so without much consideration of the toll our work takes on our ability to rest.”

“What if every state established a coalition that organizes to create avenues for rest, particularly in communities most harmed by systemic oppression?” —

A Growing Movement of Sabbaticals for BIPOC Leaders

In Washington state, a coalition of BIPOC executive directors invested $1.37M to fund sabbaticals for BIPOC leaders.

Subscribe to NPQ’s magazine to get your copy of our #racialjustice issue today: npqmag.xsubscribe.com/subscribe/?ref

How did Dayton residents create a hybrid worker-customer food co-op? To find out, join NPQ’s

@Steve_NPQ

, Childspace’s Mindy Barbacoff, Minnie McMahon

@DSNI_org

@CoopDayton

’s Amaha Sellassie. 5/17 at 2p ET

@solidarityeco

@Shareable

@NewEconomics

: tinyurl.com/3fwyapj9

Subscribe today to NPQ's 2023 magazine on racial justice and get 20 percent off: bit.ly/3nDaY3h #racialequity #BLM

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NPQ is hiring! Check out our many job opportunities: bit.ly/3NVv7wi #JobAlert

An interview with NPQ’s

@rithika_ram

and

@OlufemiOTaiwo

on social justice, #reparations, and the solidarity economy:

Constructing Solidarity: An Interview with Olúfemi O. Táíwò

Reparations is not only about repairing harm or changing relationships. It is about constructing a new world. Author and philosopher Olúfemi O. Táíwò discusses this approach as the solution to the...

How #racialjustice advocates are challenging housing policies that harm Black women: bit.ly/3I18cMm

Why Homeownership Fails to Build Wealth for Black Women

Individual homeownership will not solve the problem of racial and gender wealth inequality. Building wealth for Black women requires transformative economic policies to realize the full benefits of...

Watch NPQ’s video clip on domestic worker advocacy, featuring

@JennOStowe

@domesticworkers

: bit.ly/3nQQ5lo #carework #careeconomy

A Care Economy is a Strong Economy

Care is an issue critical to everyone. Making it a political priority is the path to building a strong, inclusive economy.

A venerable community-based coalition looks beyond its traditional banking regulation focus to address the root causes of structural #racism and economic inequality: bit.ly/44LVpaj

@NCRC

@jessevantol

@Shelterforce

National Gathering Looks to Address Root Causes of Inequality

A venerable community-based coalition looks beyond its traditional banking regulation focus to address the root causes of structural racism and economic inequality.