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How Funders Forget Migrant Marginalized Identities Within an already underfunded movement, Black, AAPI, Indigenous, refugee, and LGBTQ migrant justice groups do groundbreaking work, and their budgets deserve to be made whole. For years, migrant communities… Read More
Philanthropic trickle creates no-win regional competition Funders owe a special debt to local, frontline groups that continue to hold the heaviest load with the least support. Grassroots groups are the beating heart of the pro-immigrant… Read More
Insufficient Progress: Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back Since NCRP’s first report describing the state of foundation funding for immigrant and refugee groups, the world has grown more dangerous for people on the move.… Read More
Dear Reader, It seems like every news story brings a new reason to catastrophize about our democracy. The stakes have never been higher, some lawmakers are blocking every piece of legislation that would help build a… Read More
By Karundi Williams and Kavita Khandekar Chopra, re:power* [caption id="attachment_20785" align="alignright" width="200"] Karundi Williams[/caption] In a year like 2022, it is simply impossible to turn our attention away from the relentless attacks on our democracy and… Read More
[caption id="attachment_20789" align="alignleft" width="300"] Nonoko Sato[/caption] A formerly incarcerated citizen is confused about their eligibility to vote. A rural-based citizen cannot reach their ballot box miles away from home because they do not have access to… Read More
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