State Voices Women of Color Cohort
From September to December, re:power facilitated a 9-week Women of Color Leadership Development Cohort for a group of 20 staff from across State Voices’ network, who hold roles ranging from Communications Associate to Organizing Director to Development Manager. Continue reading
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Empire Health Foundation
At the end of 2023, our Movement Building program partnered with the Empire Health Foundation (based in Spokane, WA) to support them in developing local BIPOC organizing capacity through training their grantee organizations. Continue reading
By Team re:power December 15, 2023State Voices Women of Color Cohort
From September to December, re:power facilitated a 9-week Women of Color Leadership Development Cohort for a group of 20 staff from across State Voices’ network, who hold roles ranging from Communications Associate to Organizing Director to Development Manager. Continue reading
By Team re:power December 5, 2023American Federation of Teachers
In August, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) partnered with us to train 25 staff members from the National Political Department in developing a national volunteer activists program, slated to launch in 2024. Continue reading
By Team re:power October 13, 2023Introducing our new Alumni Community Manager
We’re thrilled to announce our newest staff member, Sagal Handulle! Sagal joined re:power in September 2023 as our first ever Alumni Community Manager. She will be working on the Strategy & Engagement Team to deepen our relationship with re:power alumni and help build a tighter network of incredible BIPOC women, trans & gender expansive people… Continue reading
By Team re:power October 4, 2023re:power Welcomes New Board Members, Kelley Robinson and Angela Ferrell-Zabala
We’re excited to announce two new additions to our Board of Directors: Kelley Robinson and Angela Ferrell-Zabala. Continue reading
By Team re:powerBoston Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement
Between May to August, we partnered with the Boston Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) to train 15 immigrant residents of the city in grassroots organizing, as part of their “Immigrants Lead Boston” (ILB) program. Continue reading
By Team re:power September 28, 2023