Strong and financially stable families are essential to a thriving Georgia. How Georgia’s state leaders use the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program to respond to the massive federal changes to our economic support programs will demonstrate their commitment to families with low income and the well-being of the state. TANF, a program meant […] The post Beyond Flexible Funding: TANF Can Help Support Families with Emergency Assistance in the Face of Federal Cuts appeared fi...| Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
This article How LA is uniting to provide mutual aid for those impacted by ICE raids was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. Through fundraisers, grocery deliveries, ‘adopt a corner’ initiatives and ICE watch, Angelenos are coming together to support their immigrant neighbors. This article How LA is uniting to provide mutual aid for those impacted by ICE raids was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.| Waging Nonviolence
For Black families – and Black women in particular – President Trump's targeting of key pathways to the middle-class is a serious threat to their economic well-being. This blog highlights five ways the Administration is pushing economic stability and security further out of reach. The post 5 Ways the Trump Administration is Eroding the Economic Stability of Black Women and the Pathways Used by Black Workers to Move Into the Middle Class appeared first on National Partnership for Women & F...| National Partnership for Women & Families
Social Security is the foundation of economic security for people in the United States, particularly women of color. Here are three facts you should know about Social Security at 90 – and one awful lie that the Trump administration and its billionaire cronies are desperate for you to believe. The post Social Security at 90: Three Truths and A Terrible Trumpy Lie About One of America’s Greatest Economic Programs appeared first on National Partnership for Women & Families.| National Partnership for Women & Families
Read the full statement here. DeKalb, Georgia – Today, the Georgia State Conference of the NAACP, New Georgia Project, Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda, A. Philip Randolph Institute, Common Cause Georgia, and League of Women Voters of Georgia, represented by Advancement Project, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Southern Poverty Law Center, NAACP […] The post Voting Rights Advocates Move to Intervene in Suit to Protect 5,000 Georgia Voters at Risk of Removal fr...| Legal Defense Fund
The Legal Defense Fund (LDF) is deeply saddened by the death of William “Bill” Lucy, a visionary leader of the labor movement and champion of civil and human rights. During his tenured commitment to public service, Lucy worked tirelessly to advance economic justice across the globe. Mr. Lucy passed away at 90 years old in […] The post LDF Mourns the Loss of William “Bill” Lucy, Visionary Leader of Labor Movement and Champion of Civil and Human Rights appeared first on Legal Defense ...| Legal Defense Fund
LDF’s President and Director-Counsel Janai Nelson has sent a letter to Missouri’s Governor Parson, urging him to stop the execution of Marcellus “Khalifah” Williams scheduled for September 24, 2024. Last month, the Circuit Court of St. Louis County entered a consent judgment accepting the Alford plea of Mr. Williams and sentencing Mr. Williams to life […] The post LDF President Urges Governor of Missouri to Stop Marcellus “Khalifah” Williams’ Execution appeared first on Legal ...| Legal Defense Fund
Countdown Day 22: The Voting Rights Amendment Act is a critical piece of legislation that was proposed by a bipartisan group of Members of Congress in response to the United States Supreme Court’s devastating decision in Shelby County, Alabama v. Holder. Here is a list of the top ten things you should know about the VRAA: […]| Legal Defense Fund
This article A veteran climate organizer’s new book shares lessons from the frontlines was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. In “Common Ground,” author Eileen Flanagan takes readers inside hard-fought climate victories while exploring the importance of acting in solidarity. This article A veteran climate organizer’s new book shares lessons from the frontlines was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.| Waging Nonviolence
Palestine solidarity organizations in New Jersey launched the latest expression of a growing national campaign to divest from Israel Bonds.| Waging Nonviolence
The Supreme Court's last term supported extremist ideology over evidence and expertise, and personal interests over the health, wellbeing and safety of others. The post 2025 Supreme Court Term: Trump Wins, Women Lose appeared first on National Partnership for Women & Families.| National Partnership for Women & Families
The July jobs report reveals a faltering economy – and Black women and single moms are bearing the brunt of the Trump Slump. The post The July jobs report reveals a faltering economy – and Black women and single moms are bearing the brunt of Trump’s economic policies | #JobsDay July 2025 appeared first on National Partnership for Women & Families.| National Partnership for Women & Families
Family and medical leave is critical for military spouses, but frequent moves and underemployment make it harder for them to qualify for job-protected leave under the law. A new bipartisan bill would help. The post Military Spouses Need Expanded Eligibility for Family and Medical Leave appeared first on National Partnership for Women & Families.| National Partnership for Women & Families
This Disability Pride Month, we mark the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. But rather than building on progress made for disabled workers, the Trump Labor Department is actively undermining the workplace protections and supports that millions of workers with disabilities rely on. The post The Trump Labor Department Commemorated Disability Pride Month by Turning Its Back On Workers With Disabilities appeared first on National Partnership for Women & Families.| National Partnership for Women & Families
The post Unprecedented Cuts to SNAP in New Federal Law Could Lead to Georgia Seeing Significant Increases in Food Insecurity and Hunger appeared first on Georgia Budget and Policy Institute.| Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
On July 21, 2025, GBPI’s President and CEO, Staci Fox, submitted the following formal comment to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute (GBPI) submits these comments in response to the System of Records Notice for USDA/FNS-15: “National Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Information Database,” published in the Federal Register by […] The post Our Comment on the National Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Information Data...| Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
The role of government in society is to enact policies that are needed to advance towards economic justice. Those policies include supporting Georgians’ basic needs (food shelter, healthcare, education), improving their household financial stability (living wages/stable resources to pay bills) and promoting their long-term economic security (ability to absorb shocks and plan for the future). […] The post Historic Federal Tax Shift Benefits Wealthiest, Grows Deficit and Exacerbates Georgia...| Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
We published this shorter video at 17.00 today: Can growth fix our NHS? Will a booming private sector fund schools and care homes? Rachel Reeves thinks so. I don’t. This video explains why growth consumes the very people and resources we need for care and education—and why it’s time to stop...| Funding the Future
This article How movements can make the abundance agenda work for everyone was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. With smart strategy, organizing and action, movements can harness the momentum to build things faster and ensure it serves the public — not just billionaires. This article How movements can make the abundance agenda work for everyone was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.| Waging Nonviolence
A cash transfer experiment in New Orleans has proven how responsible many high schoolers can be with money if given the chance.| Reasons to be Cheerful
On July 17, 2025, the G20 Interfaith Forum hosted its second "Faith in Action: Reflections" webinar, focusing on "Economic and Financial Action: Faith Perspectives on Economic Justice." The discussion brought together faith leaders and practitioners to examine how religious communities can address debt injustice and economic inequality. The panel featured…| Viewpoints
After the richest man in the world shuttered the U.S. agency that provides aid for the world’s poorest, the government is now going to spend money destroying the contraceptives, medications and food items it chose not to distribute. This includes $9.7 million in contraceptives that were bound for crisis areas—places like refugee camps and war zones. It includes $800,000 worth of high-energy biscuits, a kind of emergency food aid for people in the direst of circumstances—and enough of...| Ms. Magazine
In this third video in our series on the wealthy, I explore why the comfortably wealthy in the UK — those with £3 million or more — stay so rich. The short answer? The UK tax system is stacked in their favour. From low capital gains rates to massive ISA...| Funding the Future
In 2020, millions of nonprofit jobs became remote overnight. Many nonprofits have since switched back, reversing many of the equity gains remote work had brought.| Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
This article Why we need a solidarity economy now was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. As the US faces historic cuts to the social safety net, local economic alternatives can meet basic needs and provide opportunities to organize for a better future. This article Why we need a solidarity economy now was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.| Waging Nonviolence
Caring for our loved ones and neighbors is critical, important work that our families and communities depend on and the economic impact of this work is enormous. Americans' unpaid care is valued at more than $1.1 trillion a year – and women do almost two-thirds of the work.| National Partnership for Women & Families
What can nonprofits and movement leaders do in the face of Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”? Despite the odds, some wins are still possible.| Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
This is just an idea. I keep saying that neoliberal economics is broken. I keep explaining why it is broken. But suppose everyone already knows? They can see the evidence before them. The incomes that are flatlining. The inequality that is rising. The pubic services that are failing. The hope that is disappearing. The planet that is burning. The despair...| Funding the Future
The Resolution Foundation says UK incomes will flatline until 2030. This isn’t an accident—it’s by design. High interest rates, unfair taxes, and Labour's inaction are all crushing incomes and deepening inequality. We need change. This is the audio version: This is the transcript: What is screwing Britain? It's a question that needs to...| Funding the Future
Politicians regularly partner with business, when they should collaborate with grassroots movements.| Waging Nonviolence
A growing coalition in Portugal, Italy and Spain is challenging the harmful effects of mass tourism — and calling for a new economic model.| Waging Nonviolence
In a post-Roe America, where reproductive freedom depends not just on where you live but who your prosecutor is, New Orleans District Attorney represents a growing number of local officials refusing to criminalize care. His goal: to protect bodily autonomy and keep women out of prison. As one of the few progressive prosecutors in the Deep South, Williams operates under intense pressure—from conservative lawmakers, a hostile state government and a legal landscape increasingly tilted against ...| Ms. Magazine
Winning high-stakes fights against powerful opponents like Avelo, an airline working with ICE, requires targeting its key pillars of support.| Waging Nonviolence
Americans are witnessing in real-time a full-throated assault on freedom and democracy, perhaps the most aggressive roll-back of civil rights protections in generations.| National Partnership for Women & Families
The Mary Ward Centre compiled the following report on Canada’s achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, with focus on good employment and recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. The post No One Left Behind? – An intersectional analysis of the 2023 Agenda in Canada appeared first on The Awakening Project.| The Awakening Project
In the 100 days since the second Trump Administration began, there has been a barrage of harmful Executive Orders, confirmation hearings for dangerous and unqualified political nominees, unprecedented firing of federal employees along with restructuring or near elimination of many federal agencies. Amidst a nonstop, chaotic whirlwind of daily breaking news, court decisions and more, the Administration is abusing its power to turn back the clock on rights and protections for hundreds of millio...| National Partnership for Women & Families
Pastor Jamal Bryant has been instrumental in leading an economic protest against the retailer, which rolled back its DEI initiatives earlier this year.| Capital B News - Atlanta
How to recognize the characteristics that make for powerful whirlwinds of protest against injustice and tyranny.| Waging Nonviolence
For the first time in 20 years, the gender wage gap widened. Rather than focusing on policies that would help narrow the gender wage gap, the Trump Administration cut a ten-year-old protection that helps workers discover pay discrimination.| National Partnership for Women & Families
In a chaotic and tense meeting, ACC commissioners chose to delay making a formal statement of support for racial equity on Tuesday despite a large turnout of| Athens Politics Nerd
The world looks set to see five trillionaires by the end of the decade — and more billionaires are now being created through inheritance than entrepreneurialism. Anjela Taneja and Harry Bignell introduce Oxfam’s 2025 Davos report, which reveals the scale of unearned wealth — and how those riches are built on a colonial legacy of exploitative global systems.| Views & Voices
The 2% billionaire tax could raise $250 billion a year to fight hunger, reduce inequality, and tackle climate change – a historic move by leading nations.| TheBetter.news
Middle-Out Economics: Communicating Policies The Empower Workers SiX and the Rural Democracy Initiative co-sponsored a webinar on new polling from the Winning Jobs Narrative Project, a working people-centered narrative architecture for talking about jobs, work, and the economy that resonates across race, geography, and issues. Following an ambitious research agenda, the Winning Jobs Narrative team […]| State Innovation Exchange
Act on Climate by Challenging Corporate Power By: Ida Eskamani As the fossil fuel industry works with state legislators across the country to censor “climate change” from state laws, investments, and text books– the Earth is warming at an unprecedented rate, with human activity as the principal cause. Costs and consequences are increasing for everyone. […]| State Innovation Exchange
Making the Connection Between LGBTQ+ Liberation, Racial Justice, and Economic Power By: Ida Eskamani, SiX's Senior Director, Legislative Affairs The Economic Power Project (EPP) is SiX's national economic justice initiative, organizing legislators committed to building economies that empower people and advance justice. For Pride Month, originating from the Stonewall Uprising of June 28, 1969, we’re […]| State Innovation Exchange
Tax the Rich: Implementing a State Tax on Investment Gains Introduction The concentration of wealth in the hands of the elite few impacts every facet of our lives. It is directly connected to expanding wealth disparities and the rising cost of living, the existential climate crisis and the rampant expansion of authoritarianism, and it […]| State Innovation Exchange
States Leading on Leave: A Playbook on Winning Paid Family and Medical Leave Download Playbook PDF Introduction No one should have to worry about losing their job for putting their family first during some of the most important moments in life. From the first moments of a child’s life to the last moments in the […]| State Innovation Exchange
August 30, 2024 Dear Friends, One of the major issues of our time – wealth inequality – seldom makes the headlines. While a few politicians, even a few billionaires, continue to raise the red flags, the press, at best, glosses over it, and most in a position to do something about it simply ignore it. [...]| David Korten
Critics say the city is likely to keep using Hart Island as a cemetery of last resort, despite soliciting public input on its future.| Truthdig
The columnist-turned-host still has the ability to conceive of a better world. He just lost the ability to be ruthlessly honest about what it takes to build it.| Truthdig
Taking a look at the toll extreme weather has had on the “most unfortunate city in the United States.”| Truthdig
As a human rights delegation to Honduras that visited the community of Guapinól in the municipality of Tocoa, Bajo Aguán, we are deeply concerned about the recent police and military occupation occuring there.| Unitarian Universalist College of Social Justice - Your SUPER-powered WP Engi...
Musing on what to say about the Grenfell inquiry has been quite hard. Nothing anyone can say can take away the trauma of what happened seven years ago, or its aftermath for so many people. I will not try in that case: this was a tragedy that the inquiry has...| Funding the Future
In 2020, the Raising Haiti Foundation began funding the provision of small loans ($25-$50) to 50 women clients in two communities: Medor and Sarrazin. Most of the women use their| Ms. Magazine
Gov. Jim Justice wants child tax credits. A subsidy program needs funding. But experts say neither will solve West Virginia’s child care crisis.| Mountain State Spotlight
Front & Center is a groundbreaking Ms. series that began as first-person accounts of Black mothers living in Jackson, Miss., receiving a guaranteed income. Moving into the fourth year and next| Ms. Magazine
Anti-authoritarian organizer Scot Nakagawa explains the importance of confronting political violence and increasing participation.| Waging Nonviolence
The far-right rioted again last night. Fuelled by racial hatred, misinformation, disinformation, and utterly inappropriate comments from Farage, hundreds rioted in London and Hartlepool. It is important to note that the numbers are small. It is as important to note that these actions are as clearly co-ordinated as was the rioting in Southport...| Funding the Future
People in the U.S. do more than $1 trillion in unpaid caregiving annually. Asian women and Latinas do the most unpaid caregiving per capita of any group.| National Partnership for Women & Families
Our upcoming oral history project, Unhoused Neighbors Speak Out, will document, center, and amplify the voices of unhoused activists.| Voice of Witness
The new Voice of Witness book, Beginning Again, shares oral histories of refugees, migrants, and generations-long residents in Appalachia.| Voice of Witness
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The end of parity pricing and supply management farm programs was a huge boon for agribusiness, particularly the meat industry. As the farm programs were dismantled, farmer grain prices fell to well under the cost of production, giving the meatpacking industry access to below-cost feed grain. Cheap feed was – and still is – a critical component of industrial confinement-based meat production.| Disparity to Parity
