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Hennepin County is expanding its mental health response budget by $20 million through 2024.

With the upcoming local elections focused on where voters land on public safety needs — the $180-million, 600-plus-person Minneapolis police department being a central piece of the conversation — we are focused on providing information about what solutions are getting committed, long-term resources.

As we conclude our theme focused on TIME, we want to go back to early years of Minnesota Women’s Press

Some of the participants in our July 21 conversation circle about Healthy Ecosystems

In the first conversation of our summer series, Minnesota Women’s Press editor Mikki Morrissette talked to three women about their

Talking with four women on background to action steps about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives crisis in Minnesota

In March 2021, we hosted a forum related to our “Transforming Justice” magazine issue. One of the women we talked to was Robin Wonsley Worlobah, who is an advocate for building new systems of community safety beyond policing. Here is some of what she told us.

Transforming Justice: From Education to Police & Prison Reform, a live reporting event

Minnesota Women’s Press won second-place awards in the Minnesota Newspaper Association for Sarah Whiting’s photography and for this website.

We talked with Nicole Archbold of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety about topics ranging from defunding police to how we get past an ‘us versus them’ mentality in justice work.

Talking with three Collective Action storytellers

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