We sat down recently with one of our amazing partners: Dr. Terry Anne Scott, director of The Institute for Common Power, which is the educational 501(c) branch of Common Power. We discussed the history of voter oppression, how history shapes the fight for voting rights today, and why she’s hopeful for America in 2024 and beyond.

The current heatwave hovering over the United States is unprecedented, alarming, and dangerous. July 3rd-5th were the hottest days ever recorded, and numerous reports call July the hottest month in over 100,000 years.

People living with a disability are often obstructed from full participation in society. Daily realities for members of the disabled community can include…

During Pride, (and beyond) we want to take a moment to celebrate and amplify some of the incredible organizations that are tirelessly advocating for the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community.

In the colorful tapestry of our world, certain threads shine bright, weaving a narrative of courage, authenticity, and relentless determination…

Mental health and voting share a common thread: they both require us to be present, engaged, and connected to our values…

Take a moment to educate yourself about ways you might be contributing to climate change. By making simple changes, you can create a healthier planet for all living things!

Wondering what the laws look like in your state? Here are the most recent abortion law updates in each state.

Recognition and representation are important factors of diversity, equity, and inclusion, so join us in taking a moment to reflect on the richness and joy that took place over the last month in the Black community.

With the upcoming election for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the battle for reproductive rights has found its way on the ballot once again.

Here are five tips we can try together to stay healthy and maintain the energy for activism.

As part of our efforts to expand understanding about disabilities and the disabled community, let’s celebrate this very important month together!

Since the overturn of Roe v Wade on June 24th, questions around period trackers have been making their way into the minds of many.

Many politicians in states hostile to reproductive rights are working toward banning emergency contraception.

SCOTUS gutted the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to regulate climate pollution, making it very difficult for the federal government to protect the public’s health and the health of our planet.

The Supreme Court has abolished the constitutional right to safe, legal abortion.

On June 24th, 2022 the Supreme Court of the United States ruled, in a 5-4 decision, to overturn Roe v. Wade.