Insights about changing power dynamics and providing abundant support to leaders of color, nonprofit workers, and our communities

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** Race + Power Weekly
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This week’s Race + Power newsletter shares important insights about changing power dynamics and providing abundant support to leaders of color, nonprofit workers, and our communities. First, Ananda Valenzuela and Andrea Caupain Sanderson share the valuable lessons they’ve learned from co-leading a coalition for BIPOC leaders in Washington state. Next, Dax-Devlon Ross discusses the need for new power structures in organizations. Then, from a recent NPQ webinar, insights on why people of color must build power to challenge systems that advantage whiteness. And finally, we’re expanding our team: NPQ’s racial justice desk is looking for a senior editor!
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Rebalancing Power: Lessons from the BIPOC ED Coalition ([link removed])
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Through local and statewide coalitions, nonprofit leaders of color can find support, rebalance power, and build solidarity within our communities to advocate for radical change in deeply inequitable systems. Read more… ([link removed])

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Rethinking Power Structures in Organizations ([link removed])
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Dax-Devlon Ross discusses the need for new power structures in organizations. He suggests that dissatisfaction with current hierarchal systems is an opportunity to explore new forms. Watch the video and read more… ([link removed])

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Building Power: Challenging the Material Advantages of Whiteness ([link removed])
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Convincing white people that they are affected by economic inequality is not enough. We have to accept that whiteness has real value—and work to reduce it. Watch the video and read more… ([link removed])

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We’re expanding our team: NPQ’s racial justice desk is looking for a senior editor! Read more… ([link removed])

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