Exploring how leaders are challenging dominant ways of seeing and acting in the world.

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** Leadership Weekly
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This week’s Leadership newsletter explores how leaders are challenging dominant ways of seeing and acting in the world, in order to effect social transformation for the greater good. First, a capacity builder questions whether using the master’s tools for treating social injustice makes sense; instead, what if we redefined capacity to invest in a world beyond capitalist productivity that includes healing, joy, and rest? Next, we examine how the fight for the Child Tax Credit is paving the way for new narratives of repair to contest the dominant stories we tell and spark visions towards a more equitable world. We then look at current efforts to combat harmful—and often false—narratives that consolidate power at the top and prevent progress. Finally, NPQ is hiring a senior editor to helm our Leadership desk!
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A Capacity Builder’s Crisis of Conscience ([link removed])
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Can capacity building advance racial justice? Can consultants help BIPOC groups use the master’s tools to change oppressive systems? The answers are uncertain. Read more… ([link removed])

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Black Americans Need Reparations: The Fight for the CTC Highlights the Roadblocks ([link removed])
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To advance comprehensive reparations in the US, we must shift deeply rooted narratives about Blackness that continue to stand in the way of passing transformative, equitable, and healing policy measures. Read more… ([link removed])

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Combatting Disinformation and Misinformation: A Struggle for Democracy and Racial Justice ([link removed])
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What the rapid spread of misinformation and disinformation means for democratic politics—and how today’s social movements for racial, gender, and economic justice can combat it. Read more… ([link removed])

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Senior Editor, Leadership ([link removed])
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The NPQ team is expanding: we’re hiring a senior editor for our Leadership desk! Find out more… ([link removed])

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