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Ecolution #1: Food Security and Appetite for Change

e·co·lu·tion / e ko looSH(e)n / noun A co-created story-sharing revolution, amplifying innovators working toward equitable economies and sustainable ecosystems

Ashli Henderson: After the Unrest

How three women are collecting support around community-based support, the growing homelessness issue, and criminal justice reform

Huda Ahmed: Criminal Justice Reform

The goal is to address racial inequities in the justice system that stem from unjust policies and engaging with communities to identify priority areas and solutions.”

Sheila Delaney: Serving the Unsheltered

“When there are no options for someone to stay in a hotel or shelter,” Delaney says, “they are given a tent and driven to an encampment because there is nowhere else to go.”

Recorded Visual Q&A: Carolyn Holbrook and Tess Montgomery

The recorded Visual Q&A, "In These Times: An Intergenerational Conversation" with Carolyn Holbrook and Tess Montgomery

A Conversation With Caroline Hood about Homelessness

To create effective solutions, Hood says, “community-based organizations have to be part of the conversation, research, government, and client voices. If all members are not at the table then it won’t work."

Spotlight on Black Trauma and Policing (Part 3)

White people often turn their gaze on people of color to gain knowledge, instead of back on their own communities

Visual Q&A: Priscilla Trinh

Our first #MWPEcolution Q&A is about the intersectionalities of justice, race, and climate.

Climate Land Leaders

How Minnesota Women are Restoring the Earth

Support Minnesota’s Small Businesses (July)

Our July issue is back in print and being distributed to many of our free pick-up sites thanks to the businesses listed below.

Statements from Black Visions & Reclaim the Block press conference

Community safety comes from within.

‘There is No Reforming MPD’

Local Black activists and artists discussed police abolition in a forum hosted by Black Visions Collective and Reclaim the Block. Part 1 in an ongoing series about transformative justice.