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** Health Justice
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Before we get into it, we have a special announcement: Next week, NPQ will be launching our new suite of newsletters, reimagined and curated to offer a broader range of ideas and tools to better serve our readers. This week is the final issue of the Health Justice newsletter, but don’t worry! Health Justice articles will now come to you in a new newsletter called Justice This Week, which will highlight our best work at the intersection of health, racial, economic, climate, immigration, and LGBTQ+ justice. Stay tuned for more from our team about this change, including a preview of the other new newsletters that might pique your interest!

The Health Justice headline this week is the passage into law of HR 1, better known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, on July 4. The health implications of this law are far-reaching and disproportionately burden the most vulnerable. The threats are very real, but so are the efforts to support and defend our communities: the advocacy efforts to protect Latine families ([link removed]) from the effects of Medicaid cuts; the research underway to better understand youth mental health and wellbeing ([link removed]) ; the power of nonprofits to defend LGBTQ+ groups ([link removed]) —when those organizations are themselves supported and defended boldly by their champions.

It is in that spirit that we invite you all to take part in our campaign, #WeTheCivic ([link removed]) —a month-long celebration of the people and nonprofit organizations doing the vital work of supporting communities, advocating for people-centered policy, and amplifying the truth. Our interim CEO and Editor in Chief Sara Hudson recently wrote about this campaign ([link removed]) and why it’s so critical right now to center community voices, celebrate our civic impact, collaborate on democracy’s challenges, and champion its potential. We hope you’ll join us in flooding the feeds with nonprofit stories of democracy in action.
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Latine Community Groups Mobilize to Defend Medicaid Against Cuts ([link removed])
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“The stakes go far beyond health coverage. These cuts deepen economic inequality.” Read more... ([link removed])

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How Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Hurts Youth Mental Health ([link removed])
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“Medicaid is one of the most powerful tools for breaking down access barriers.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Amplify Community Impact Like Kenya Roberts, CFRE ([link removed])
Kenya wanted to impact her community in a big way. After earning CFRE certification, she felt empowered to mobilize resources that support hundreds of thousands of women and families—helping them to thrive, not just survive.
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The Continued Threat to LGTBQ+ Communities—and What Nonprofit Leaders Need to Know ([link removed])
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#WeTheCivic: “America’s” Stories Can’t Be Told Without Us ([link removed])
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Your Voice Is Your Power—Will You Use It?

In a time when silence is surrender, storytelling is resistance.

This July, #WeTheCivic wants to flip the script on patriotism. While others sell simplified stories about America, we’re sharing real ones—stories of everyday people building democracy from the ground up.

Will you raise your voice? Let’s flood the feeds with nonprofit stories of American democracy in action.
* Choose your favorite #WeTheCivic graphic ([link removed]) .
* Spotlight a nonprofit: Share how an organization you work with or support is strengthening democracy in your community.
* Celebrate a democracy builder: Tag a nonprofit worker, organizer, artist, or leader doing the complex daily work of advancing democracy.

Share your stories throughout July using #WeTheCivic and #UniteInAdvance. Together, let’s get 10,000 stories out there this month and show the world that democracy’s backbone is anything but invisible. Because the humans laboring to protect democracy every day deserve to be seen, celebrated, and remembered. Will you help make them impossible to ignore?

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