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CALL: Ellie Krug on Breaking Barriers

How you can help me is get me in front of people who think that I am odd, and I will show them that I am not.

VIEW: Compassion for Someone Not Like Ourselves

No one can do a recovery process alone. Whether it be a chosen family, or people with similar backgrounds, or a neighbor's care and concern, or a neighborhood watch, human connection accompanies recovery.

VIEW: What We Need for the Disabled Community

The more people with disabilities like myself can tell our stories and be involved publicly, the better off we will be at the end of this legislative session.

VIEW: Perfectionism — The Fight I Will Never Win

Black women are not perfectionists because this is an innate personality trait, but because of the larger system of race-based discrimination we operate within.

VIEW: A 2003 Police Reform Effort Regroups

After the murder of George Floyd, community members who had been involved in earlier work for police reform returned to the agreement that had been negotiated with police and city representatives in 2003 to understand what more can be done today.

VIEW: Acts of Goodness

Minnesota Women's Press columnist Ellie Krug collects stories…

VIEW: Protecting a Garden Oasis From Development

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“It created community. People began looking at each other in the eye.”

Why We Need the ERA

The fight for legal equality for all persons continues at both the state and federal levels.

VIEW: Unplugged and Connected

“Vulnerability is the core, the heart, the center of meaningful human experiences.”

VIEW: The “Ellie Krug Plan for Making the World Better”

How do we fix things? Is there a magical solution? Can we ever get past the fear?

VIEW: Registering Fear

What I was once totally oblivious to now shapes how I decide who I will allow into my intimate life.

VIEW: Hypocrisy

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I believe that if you agree with a value, it should apply whatever "side" you are on.