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RESOURCES: Data Center Issues

The November forum video, potential data center sites around Minnesota, action steps, and various resources about data center issues.

An FAQ on EQB (or, how environmental review in Minnesota works)

We’ve been getting many questions from community members about possible data center projects. We hope this FAQ helps you better understand the environmental review process, how it is being used for data centers, and your role.

2025 Impact Report: Minnesota Women’s Press Highlights

Highlights from 2025

RESOURCES: Action Steps to Protect Minnesotans With Immigrant Roots

We are sharing this compilation of insights for those who want…

Faith Leaders Bolster the Coming Work to an Audience of 5,000

"Every prophet, every sage, every ancestor worth listening to has testified that we were created for dignity, partnership, imagination, and abundance. ... The kind that grows when people stand together and refuse to bow to fear. And right now, we are standing inside a moment that demands that kind of power."

Faith Leaders Stand Together to Denounce Language of Hatred and Violence

  Khalid Omar is a community organizer with Isaiah…

NEWS: Community Members Speak About Minnesota Values

"This is a multi-billion dollar company with over 1,900 stores across the country, where people like us and our families have supported them and made them what they are."

PDF of “Know Your Rights” in English and Somali

 

RESOURCES: Mental Health and Trauma apps, website, videos, podcasts

Kids At Risk Action advocates for at-risk children through education…

Ogow Xuquuqdaada: Qoyskaaga Ma Ogyahay Waxa La Sameynayo?

The Somali language version of the "Know Your Rights" story we published earlier this year for social sharing.

Forum Summary: Data Centers and Water Use

A November 13 forum Minnesota Women's Press is moderating will be focused on the impact of data centers on Minnesota water.

NEWS: Saint Paul Adopts Gun Violence Prevention Ordinance

The City of Saint Paul adopted a comprehensive gun violence prevention ordinance that bans assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines. It will take effect as soon as the legislature allows cities to take these measures.