
MPR News: Spotlight on Black Trauma and Policing
What comes after police disband? Part 2 in an ongoing series about transformative justice.

“Breaking the Binary” discussion
Minnesota Women’s Press hosted a Facebook Live event on…

‘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.

About the World Without George Floyd
This week, many of the people who contribute to our story sharing are deeply engaged in the community — in protest, in grief, in rage, in solidarity.

Buy Local in Minnesota (June)
COVID-19 is affecting most of the small businesses that have been supporting Minnesota Women’s Press for 35 years.

June 2020: GoSeeDo Calendar Events
Twin Cities Pride Festival, Naomi Wallace play reading, short film competition, Lakewood Cemetery art therapy, Greater Than Fear series

Mental Health in a COVID-19 Frame
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Minnesota Women’s Press asked Casey Nielson, a psychotherapist with JustUs Health, about tips for coping during the COVID-19 crisis, especially in the LGBTQ+ community.

June 2020: In the News
COVID-19 health risks, women living alone, U.S. women's soccer team pay gap, women with disabilities, air pollution, LGBTQ+ Outfront Minnesota town hall

In the News: Transformation Version
The ugly, the bad, and the good news in our pandemic responses

LGBTQ+ Policy in the Time of COVID-19
“A barrier we face is a lack of sensitivity to the struggles and suffering of LGBTQ+ folx."

Interview on Ellie 2.0
Ellie Krug
Minnesota Women's Press editor Mikki Morrissette…

Rebuild By Centering Equity
I would be lying if I said I want to see things return to what they were before COVID-19.


For 2025 coverage, Minnesota Women’s Press earned a community leadership award, three photography awards, and four editorial awards, including for coverage of social issues and for our Spring 2025 “Know Your Rights” special section supported by Unidos MN. Our publisher was named Journalist of the Year by Violence Free Minnesota for gender-based violence coverage.