NPQ wants to thank all the members of its community who helped get out the vote over the past six months. The country saw record turnout for your efforts, and the fruits of your labor will be felt for many years to come.
According to the US Elections Project, more than 160 million voted, comprising 66.9 percent of all eligible voters—the largest turnout in modern American history. It will be up to us to capitalize on those advances in the future.
One of the longest-lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic may be the lost education opportunities for millions of children. While the vast majority of children studying remotely are adversely affected, several million students have no home broadband internet access at all. As a result, they have been extraordinarily disadvantaged. For too many, public schooling has effectively ended.
The United States is on track to have its highest election turnout in 120 years. One reason is that many states made it easier to vote during the pandemic.
TRC Commissioner Sandy White Hawk says truth and healing will happen only when the people are ready. Only then will deep and systemic change be possible.
After 126 years, Mississippi will be flying a new state flag that no longer incorporates the Confederate battle flag—and that’s just the beginning of this change agenda!
Free Webinar: How to Conquer Tech Exhaustion Join this interactive session and learn practical strategies for avoiding technology burnout, getting things done during a global crisis, and how your organization can thrive in a post-COVID world.
Oregon got serious about decriminalizing drugs with a radical ballot question that passed easily, even as voters in seven other states passed more limited measures.
Considerations for Reopening Your Organization Whether you’re thinking of reopening or never closed, this checklist provides considerations to help keep your staff, and the people you serve, healthy during COVID-19.
