It’s all on the line, Nebraska – and we can do better
The power of redistricting carries enormous weight. There are options beyond putting it in the hands of those seeking partisan gain, Jordan Martin writes.
First steps on the diversity, equity and inclusion journey
There are no real shortcuts when it comes to “DEI’ – but, as Carlos Barcenas writes, there are some steps we can all take to start out strong.
Existence is enough
Dawaune Hayes asks: If we cannot see beyond our own egos, then how could we possibly change politics?
This is home
The never-ending legal and political fight over DACA has taken its toll on hundreds of thousands of people in America who simply want to live their lives, Liz Codina writes.
Honest mistakes and states of grace
For new Americans still learning to navigate their new land, a simple faux pas often can lead to larger consequences, Astrid Munn writes. Here’s why.
America, and its necessary insecurities
This Independence Day, let’s resolve to build greater democratic security for all Americans by testing boundaries and challenging the safety of the status quo.
For a change in attitude, we need some altitude
Seemingly implacable problems harden when attacked with simplistic solutions, Kevin Shinn writes.
Not for profit, but for people: a wellness plan for the ’20s
Nonprofits help us live up to our collective character, fulfill our shared responsibility, and connect us to our moral core, Charlyne Berens writes.
Hooray for community giving days
Tammy Day on how rallying a community’s collective power pays long-term dividends.
Rolling with the tide
Liz Codina reflects on the difficult – and painful – changes forged by a year of civic participation during a pandemic.