
Equity Solutions & Quiz
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Improving Food Access
In 2009, my family and I bought a house out in the country…

Action = Dining Out
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Listen: Changemakers Gala
Nearly 150 women gathered on December 5, 2019, in celebration…

My Path Into Labor Rights
"One of the most important people at the rally was neither a politician nor an Amazon employee. Running operations behind the scenes alongside workers was a 23-year-old college student named Nimo Omar. At the Awood Center, people affectionately call her the lioness." — Wired magazine

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Turning Tragedy Into Action
I did not want anyone to forget about who [Philando] was and what he represented as a man — his devotion to his job and the children, always thinking about other people. I wanted to keep his legacy alive by doing the things that he held near and dear to his heart.

The Future Is Now
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Women’s Vote
Lydia Moran at the Civic Engagement Fair during Minnesota Women’s…

Carving Space for the Collective
TraNecia Sylvester (l) and Lindsay Pluger (photo by Trista McGovern)
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My Path as an Abortion Rights Activist
For more than 50 years, NARAL Pro-Choice Minnesota — aka the…


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