Building Power with the Neighborhood Pledge
For this month’s Building Power Across Missouri, we are highlighting the campaign at the center of Columbia’s voter engagement wins, the Neighborhood Pledge! The Neighborhood
August 26, 2022
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Black, Brown, and white. We work to build power at our workplaces, in our places of worship, on our campuses through action and strong relationships that are rooted in justice, equity, and solidarity.
No matter what zip code you live in, what job you have, where you’re from, who you love, or what race you are.
Solidarity means we stick together.
For this month’s Building Power Across Missouri, we are highlighting the campaign at the center of Columbia’s voter engagement wins, the Neighborhood Pledge! The Neighborhood
For this month’s edition of Building Power Across Missouri, I am excited to spotlight St. Charles volunteer & member Kim Davis! During her many years on the
Last month, thousands of Columbia residents let our leaders know how we want them to invest in our communities. We spoke out, and the survey
When I first began working with Missouri Jobs with Justice, I had already spent years struggling to find health care for my father. My father
Labor and the LGBTQ+ community have a long history together. From the birth of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement to the present day, our communities have worked side by side to achieve victories for working people of all races, genders, ethnicities, and sexual orientations.
For this month’s edition of Building Power Across Missouri, we’re spotlighting St. Louis and the fight for Paid Family Leave! As a new mom, with
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