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Women’s power is in our ability to find ways to support each other and tap into whatever skill sets we bring to the table.

“The November election is going to be really important for people who care about reproductive rights in the state.”

The climate leaders I spoke with do not pretend that the future will be without challenges.

Here are the results of YOUR votes in the Minnesota Women’s Press annual readers’ survey.

MPD officers, supervisors, and field training officers receive deficient training, which emphasizes a paramilitary approach to policing that results in officers unnecessarily escalating encounters or using inappropriate levels of force.

Treat each other with true kindness and humility and gentleness and love, because that is our way forward. That is how we are going to find ways to heal the harm that has been inflicted on so many of us, and the land, and the water.

Featuring a power hour of five-minute energy bolts from 10 badass Minnesota women, a recorded conversation with four outgoing legislators, raffles and prizes

We had an opportunity to talk with Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan. Here is some of what she shared with us about what she is proud of, on not going backwards, and on opportunities for cultural growth in Minnesota.

Our hope is that folks can use their skills to self-regulate in a way that allows them to be safe.

Instead of relying on governments, Indigenous scientists and allies gather water quality data themselves.

The Minnesota Housing Partnership, an advocacy organization, is suggesting $1 billion be dedicated to build and preserve homes — affordable rentals to improve the condition of housing stock — and $1 billion for access and opportunity, such as rental subsidies, homeownership counseling, and down payment assistance.

Q&A with Qannani Omar