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This week’s Leadership newsletter highlights groups working to lift up underserved and embattled communities. First, we explore the often underfunded and underappreciated landscape of Latinx nonprofits across the United States. Then, we see how advocates in South Carolina are fighting to protect the Black vote ahead of the critical upcoming election. Then, a conversation with clinical professor Dorothy Cilenti on a new book addressing the US maternal mortality crisis. Finally, we invite readers to sign up for our upcoming webinar on reimagining our own narratives about the economy.


Latinx Nonprofits Need Support, Unity

 
“The main message that we’re trying to send to our organizations is to continue to work in coalition.” Read more…
 
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How Advocates in South Carolina Are Fighting to Protect the Black Vote

 
“Voting rights advocates are decrying that yet another election will be held under a map ruled unconstitutional.” Read more…
 
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How to Address the Maternal Mortality Crisis: A Conversation with Dorothy Cilenti

 
“We really need to uphold the right to bodily autonomy and self-determination, which is being restricted in many states in the South right now.” Read more…
 
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Remaking the Economy: How to Change Our Stories about the Economy

 
Our upcoming webinar will explore the definition of narrative infrastructure and what is needed to shape perceptions of how our economy is understood. It will delve into the ways narratives, influenced by media, pop culture, and day-to-day interactions, shape how stories about economic policy are told and understood. Register here…
 
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