Education

Last in our series of “Where Are They Now?” vignettes about environmentalists in Minnesota

Unlike many white counterparts, farmers of color usually cannot expect to inherit land ownership or receive capital from a family member.

Lead for Minnesota is a program that recruits, trains, and places recent college graduates around the state into two-year paid fellowships in or near their home community. There are currently 24 fellows in the 2020 class placed around Minnesota. Here are two of them.

“We are all related, and that is how we will rebuild.”

Ready to get your kids out of the house this summer? Here are the trainings, camps, and internship options we

I do not want to keep having marches to remember these beautiful women and relatives because something awful happened to them. We have to be proactive.

Restorative approaches allow justice to be “done with you” and not “done to you.”

A child who is loved, educated, mentored, and healed is more likely to face adversities with resilience and contribute to

Why is the Federal Reserve seeking to improve education in Minnesota through a constitutional amendment?

“We are calling on lawmakers, businesses and others in Minnesota to help us make after-school programs more available to young people and families.”

One of the philosophical shifts Minnesota Women’s Press supports is a movement away from thinking individual success is self-made, rather than community inspired.

How is the Northside Achievement Zone finding solutions that are applicable both in urban and rural settings?