
Publisher’s Commentary: “A Work in Progress” Documentary by Robert Reich
The conversations we can have with each other are not about telling people what to think, but by creating more places to think together. More opportunities to explore the essential ingredients of collective health and personal fulfillment, and to ask what we owe one another as neighbors and citizens. This feels more consequential to me than the horse races, outrage, and gossip that so often define the media landscape.

Somali Panelists Answer: What Does Home Mean to You?
"I've had so many opportunities to move — to go to school somewhere else. Every time I've traveled, I've always missed Minnesota. There's no other community that has given me a sense of belonging like here."

MayDay March on Lake Street: Photo Gallery and Montage
Images, quoted, and a short audio-video montage of the MayDay march on Lake Street in Minneapolis.

YOUTH: How Do We Apply Community to Housing Solutions?
"By 16, I was sleeping in my own truck. When I turned 18, I bounced between my car, my grandfather’s house, and unstable rentals."

Resistance as Diverse as Minnesota
A few of the 20,000 photographs Sarah Whiting shot in January and February

Faith Leaders Speak Out About Minnesota’s Calling to Show the Meaning of Love and Connection
"We're going to show the rest of this country the kind of care we have for one another."

The Caregiving Role of Immigrant Children
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Anecdotes from people who are struggling with the responsibility and the privilege of being caregivers would be insightful. An online community of support would be awesome as well.

The 40th Anniversary Celebration!
The 40th Anniversary celebration was sponsored by Unidos MN, Mary T., Women's Foundation, and Minneapolis Foundation.

Scenes and Sounds: Peaceful Protectors Statewide
We started this collection from people around the state with…

TAPESTRY: Voices on Feminist Legacy
Josefina Gerónimo: Mujerismo Influence
As a Chicana, my life…

TAPESTRY: Views from St. Kate’s Students
Several of the people who submitted essays for Tapestry were students in a media justice class at St. Catherine’s University.

Where We Find Hope Among Grief
We asked people to share their grief and hope in a world that seems dramatically different than it did even ten years ago.


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.