We’re working towards building an America as good as its ideals. Let’s talk to and about the people and campaigns that are helping to make that happen.
The September 30 convening represented a first step toward a robust, ongoing working relationship between the disability community and government agencies tasked with collecting data on disability.
It's been a year since the AI executive order. While it was a step in the right direction for AI safeguards, we can’t allow it to be the end of the story.
Immigrants in our country are facing a barrage of xenophobic rhetoric and anti-immigrant policy proposals that would weaken our economy and undermine due process and fundamental fairness.
The Census is instrumental in determining where you vote, where your children go to school, and how much money and resources your community receives through government programs.
The creation of accessible pathways to citizenship is essential not only for the well-being of immigrants themselves, but also for the entire country.
As Latinos become a larger share of the U.S. population, a successful census — and with it a greater understanding of the diversity of the United States — will be impossible without a fair and accurate count and data collection on Latinos.
We urgently need supreme court reform to restore the faith in our judiciary that the misconduct of certain justices has eroded.
Our courts — and ultimately our rights and our future — would be deeply harmed by the radical proposal that is Project 2025.