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Our greatest civic duty, and indeed our most human duty, is to look closest to us and commit to our place — in the entirety of its beauty and challenges — and to sow it with hope, relationships, and imagination.

“WFPC is a means to an end. As we make these transitions, our goal is to sustain the work of the revolution as a whole, and our community’s work, and not the nonprofit organization itself.”

“We no longer wish to have a meeting or come to an agreement. There is no middle ground.”

“The youth are told that we are the future. That is a huge title to uphold.”

We spoke with Sasha Cotton about how prevention strategies in Minneapolis have been evolving and what a public health-oriented approach to violence entails.

Our first #MWPEcolution Q&A is about the intersectionalities of justice, race, and climate.

Excerpts from “Eyewitness: Minnesota Voices on Climate Change”

From my vantage point, status quo unpleasantries in America run deeper than the unpleasant realities of this pandemic. These rooted issues have been addressed before, so I will spare the doom and gloom. What excites me is that I, among a myriad of others, have visions for alternative futures.

PACER guests will spend the evening of April 25 being entertained by Motown co-founder Smokey Robinson, who has been called

A few years ago, my friend and I had a conversation about the future of the world. We were both

When I was first thinking of applying to college, my knowledge was limited. I didn’t know about the process of

Growing up, I was afraid to express myself. I always had a love of reading, but I never told anyone