Statement on Leaked SCOTUS Opinion
Like many of you, we were up late reading and reacting to the leaked draft Supreme Court majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization which appears to overturn … Continued
Mercedes Fulbright Joins re:power As Director Of Civic Engagement Programs
re:power is excited to welcome Mercedes Fulbright as its new Director of Civic Engagement Programs. In this role, Mercedes will manage a portfolio of civic engagement programs—including campaign management and … Continued
Announcing Three New Board Members
We’re thrilled to announce three new movement leaders who have been unanimously voted to join re:power’s board: Jennifer Epps-Addison J.D., has spent the last 25 years leading justice-centered campaigns and … Continued
Ateira Griffin Named re:power’s New Director of Women of Color Leadership Programs
re:power is excited to welcome Ateira Griffin as its first Director of Women of Color Leadership Programs. In this role, Ateira will engage re:power’s self-identifying women of color alum and … Continued
The pain of leading while Black
How do we lead when faced with the never-ending and persistent trauma we are experiencing in America?
Ready to run? Already running? We got you.
NOW is the time to recruit, develop, and uplift community leaders and organizers who are taking the next step in their leadership journey — running for office.
On the re:cord with Cassy Jones-McBryde
re:power alum Cassy Jones-McBryde is the Black Organizing Program Manager with Planned Parenthood of Michigan.
What is Justice?
Justice must include a re-envisioning of what it means to protect Black people and other people of color in this country.
Strengthening the Infrastructure For Black-Led Social Change
The liberation of marginalized and oppressed groups is not trendy, and should be funded with the urgency these issues require.
Alumni Spotlight: Kristerfer Burnett
Kristerfer Burnett is a City Councilman in Baltimore and an alum of our Progressive Governance Academy.