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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Posted by:
Leigh Dingerson
New Orleans Schools 3 Years LaterThe privatization of schools in New Orleans after Katrina may have shut the community out of efforts to rebuild the city's schools, but local leaders working to regain community control ... by running for seats on the school board. Read More>
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Posted by:
Jeffrey Buchanan
The Gulf Coast Three Years Later: Building on Community Driven Successes with the Gulf Coast Civic Works ActThe federal government and national organizations have failed to meet the needs of the Gulf Coast 3 years after Katrina hit. How are local communities coming together to build a new vision for resident-led recovery? Read More>
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Posted by:
dennis
All Americana (Part 2)The final installment of our new film, All Americana! Written and directed by MVL Film Fellow, Stephen Dypiangco, this film follows Marta whose dream of attending UCLA is derailed by her undocumented status. Read More>
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Posted by:
Sally Kohn
Beyond The Clintons: The Real Unity Democrats (and Republicans) NeedBoth parties should focus on more than unifying behind a candidate. What about unifying behind a vision for the future of our country? Read More>
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Posted by:
sean thomas-breitfeld
What will "minority" even mean in 2042?The projections of the U.S. becoming majority-minority in 2042 may not mean much, given the possibility that who gets counted as a "minority" and what that label means will change. Read More>
Monday, August 18, 2008
Posted by:
dennis
All Americana (Part 1)Introducing the first part of our two-part film, All Americana! Written and directed by MVL Film Fellow, Stephen Dypiangco, this film follows Marta whose dream of attending UCLA is derailed by her undocumented status. Read More>
Monday, August 18, 2008
Posted by:
Xiomara Corpeno
Queer Activists And Immigrant Activists: Finding Intersections and Working TogetherCross-issue work between queer and immigrant communities is possible. What are the connections that bring these communities together? And how does a struggle for liberation connect us all? Read More>
Monday, August 18, 2008
Posted by:
dennis
Meet Xiomara - 2008 Taproots FellowIntroducing one of our Taproots Fellows for the class of 2008. Fellows will be writing about their ideas for the future for our Blog. Every month you'll get to read provocative articles by these visionaries who are organizing for change everyday. Read More>
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Posted by:
dennis
Make the Call for Healthcare!Where does your member of Congress stand on health care? Are they with us for quality affordable health care for all? Or are they with the insurance industry, working to preserve our broken system? Join our friends at Health Care for America Now to make your call to Congress to see which side they are on! Read More>
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Posted by:
Joseph Phelan
March on the Mayors: Four Days in Miami that shook the CitiesGrassroots communities are building an urban justice movement for a right to the city. During the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Miami, these communities showed their collective strength and laid the groundwork for reclaiming cities for all communities. Read More> |
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