⚡️Our '22-'23 Annual Report is live!⚡️ Learn how we impacted our communities, uplifted more young leaders to take their first step into political activism, and continued our mission to build a better tomorrow. Read the full report- https://lnkd.in/eMvjCMte
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If you had any doubts about the political power and passion of Gen Z, check out the amazing work that IGNITE National is doing to support this generation of female political movers & shakers!
⚡️Our '22-'23 Annual Report is live!⚡️ Learn how we impacted our communities, uplifted more young leaders to take their first step into political activism, and continued our mission to build a better tomorrow. Read the full report- https://lnkd.in/eMvjCMte
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Check out this blog from the 2024 Grantmakers for Effective Organizations Conference where Rebecca Hamburg, CDT’s Chief Network Officer, participated as a key panelist. This session titled “Philanthropy as Catalyst for Voter Engagement” dove into the importance of understanding legal rules, leveraging unique organizational strengths, and integrating community-led solutions for effective voter engagement. Click the link below to read Rebecca’s insights. https://lnkd.in/gpxJEvXY
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We often see conflict as a barrier to progress, but what if "good conflict" could help connect across divides? Amanda Ripley will lead remarks during our closing plenary, followed by a discussion with Wendy Feliz, Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, Ali Noorani, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Bob Dold, Forbes Tate Partners, and Layla Zaidane, Future Caucus (formerly Millennial Action Project) on how funders can invest in rebuilding trust in democracy, renewing civic engagement, and building a shared commitment to an inclusive and thriving multiracial society. https://bit.ly/3PH8OKJ
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Welcome to the replay of our insightful Public Policy Talks session on July 30. These weekly Zoom meetings, hosted by the President of Advancing Black Businesses—a 501(c)(4) Political Action Committee—are part of the Atlanta Black Chambers' offerings. This session covers a range of critical topics in public policy that directly impact Black businesses and communities. Session Highlights: Introduction to Project 2025: A deep dive into the controversial Project 2025, its implications for Black Americans, and why it's essential to stay informed about these policy proposals. Advocacy and Legislative Engagement: Discussions on the importance of active involvement in advocacy, including upcoming events like the ABC's DC Fly-In in September and the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Annual Conference. Federal Contracting and Economic Inclusion: Insights into the challenges and opportunities for Black-owned businesses in federal contracting, including initiatives like the By Black Certification and strategies to increase representation. DEI Task Force Proposal: A participant-driven conversation about needing a dedicated DEI task force within the Atlanta Black Chambers to address the ongoing challenges and corporate pullbacks in diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Black Agendas: An exploration of various Black agendas, including those from the United States Black Chamber and the Ados Advocacy Foundation, emphasizing the need for targeted economic uplift and policy demands. Why Watch? This replay is a must-watch for anyone invested in the future of Black businesses and public policy. Stay informed, engage in the conversation, and participate in the movement to shape a better economic landscape for our communities. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on the latest public policy discussions and Black business advocacy. #PublicPolicyTalks #AdvancingBlackBusinesses #AtlantaBlackChambers #BlackBusinessGrowth #DEI #Project2025 #EconomicInclusion #BlackAgendas https://lnkd.in/ec_3kDSD
Public Policy Talks | Weekly Virtual Meeting Replay | July 30
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In this @for_foundations course, learn how essential to the design and delivery of any grant program is the need to build relationships and trust with potential local partners – where possible, grounded activists. @OUFreeLearning @OU_FASS bit.ly/FFP-InfluencingUp
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"The world needs your voice. If you have a brilliant idea... say something! If you see an injustice... say something!" Perfect for youth activists everywhere, this timely story reminds readers of the undeniable importance and power of their voice. Download our Literature Guide to lead youth with before, during, and after-reading discussion questions: https://lnkd.in/gzP3Jcm6
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As the 2024 Maryland legislative session comes to an end, here is an update on my work with Maryland PIRG and some incredible advocates and legislators We’ve got a lot to be proud of and a lot of work ahead of us. We’re up against tough odds and powerful opposition on all of our issues, but by combining grassroots action and tough minded advocacy we can make progress on our most pressing issues, and we have. https://lnkd.in/eTUzQycV
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In this special edition of Public Policy Talks, Markee Tate, President of Advancing Black Businesses, hosts a dynamic live session from Top Golf Atlanta. This episode delves into the dual celebration of Juneteenth and the nuances of local politics, highlighting how historical events and current political dynamics intertwine to shape our community. In this engaging discussion, Markee: • Reflects on the historical significance of Juneteenth and its implications on current racial and economic disparities. • Provides an overview of recent local elections, emphasizing the impact of community involvement in political processes. • Discuss upcoming events, including the second annual golf tournament at Top Golf Atlanta, and encourage community participation. • Offers insights into the importance of public policy advocacy and the role of business leaders in fostering economic development through active political engagement. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the deeper connections between our past and present struggles for justice and equality and how they relate to the economic empowerment of the Black community. Key Moments: Reflection on Juneteenth and its ongoing relevance. • Discussion on the outcomes of recent local elections and what they signify for business and community development. • Highlights of the upcoming golf tournament at Top Golf Atlanta and its significance as a networking and fundraising event. • Call to action for greater community involvement in public policy and local governance. Subscribe to our channel for more Public Policy Talks and stay informed about how you can contribute to shaping a more equitable future. https://lnkd.in/eeB_z-Nb
Public Policy Talks Celebrating Juneteenth and Discussing Local Politics with Markee Tate
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I'm looking forward to attending the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Caucus this week! It's my first time so let me know if you'll be there and any can't miss events. I'm excited about the energy of the rooms, the buzz that will be apparent give this is also #presidentialdebateweek, the conversations on many areas of priority for Common Future, including how we build a #neweconomy, #blackfutures, #multiracialdemocracy, #policy, #narrative, and so much more. #cbcweek #cbc
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Sylvia Herbozo, PhD, is a #HealthEquity scholar conducting research on obesity and #DisorderedEating in #Latino communities. Herbozo's clinical practice offers culturally relevant services for Spanish-speaking patients, and her project is in collaboration with community partners addressing #FoodInsecurity in Chicago. Read more about her work and other health equity #research being done here: https://bit.ly/3TaHkOv
As we continue to recap the story of Beyond Hunger, we want to shoutout our strategic plan. This plan highlights the values that we carry in all of our work: equity, dignity, community, respect, and accountability. At the helm of our strategic plan is prioritizing racial equity. We understand that hunger in our communities is a manifestation of systemic racism. This means we go beyond simply providing food to address the root causes of hunger. Learn more about our strategic plan at https://lnkd.in/gzEctvXp
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