This Briefing explores how race has transformed each of our lives, and how racist events and policies of the past connect to glaring inequities in our society today.
FTC consumer fraud experts explain why this new language access capacity will help give them a clearer picture of what scams are hitting what groups, even as it helps consumers report fraud.
Avoids Purging Rolls, Extends Eligibility to All Undocumented | Medi-Cal staff and health center workers discuss the latest data on Medi-Cal "redetermination," transforming health care needs, coverage for new participants and services.
What is a Constitutional crisis? How do we recognize it? Is the United States sliding towards one? How much can you push the Constitution until the country’s system breaks?
Speakers discuss three recent efforts to find solutions through legislation, through reforms in the courts and through grassroots mobilization by survivors of abuse using social media.
Housing rights attorneys and mortgage experts explain threats to foreclosure, while homeowners facing these threats will share stories of how they’re struggling to keep their family homes.
Also, Celebrating excellence in Black journalism | Massive scam hits Chinese community in NY | Tackling domestic violence in Indian Country | National 'Kimchi Day'
We examine what's happening with bullying in schools today, who the prime targets and perpetrators are, and to what extent bullying incubates a culture of hate in the wider society.
College students, administrators, and statewide immigrant legal service experts discuss what services are most crucial to helping immigrants achieve the future they want and what legal challenges they face.
Speakers speak on how caregiving in their communities informs our understanding of a wide range of societal challenges, as well as potential solutions.
