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Hey Sis! We hope your holiday brought warmth, good food, and quality time with your loved ones. Now, let’s turn our gratitude into action as we approach other special moments like Giving Tuesday.With a new Administration that plans to give police more immunity, the...

On Thursday, October 31. 2024, Tansy McNulty and Emmanuel Moforlo of Cameroon AmericanCouncil's (CAC ) African Immigrant Media Network were invited to a private White House PressRoom tour by Rodericka Applewhaite, Director of Black Media in the Biden Administration....

"Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion." - Bell Hooks We're done with screens and zoom for now.  This level of care requires proximity and in person support. We're going hyper local so you have community in your backyard....

Sis, can you believe it’s already November? The year is flying by, and with it comes the holiday hustle (who’s cooking all this food?!), end-of-year tasks, and—oh yes—the upcoming election results.As mamas and caretakers raising kids, supporting partners, and juggling...

White House announces new analysis of the strength and impact of NLEAD President Biden and Vice President Harris are committed to doing everything we can to make our communities safer, including by advancing effective and accountable policing. That’s why the President...

Hey Sis! Let’s take a minute to talk about National Disability Employment Awareness Month and the challenges our Sistas with disabilities face in the workplace.Of course, these challenges are even tougher for us Black folks, who deal with both disability and systemic...

When Malcolm X said “The most unprotected person in America is the Black woman,” he wasn’t lying.During this Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we want to highlight the unsettling reality that, while Black women are at the forefront of the fight against police...

Sis, this Health Literacy Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s get serious about our health.Taking care of our health can be tough, especially with the structural racism and economic inequities Black people face daily. But we should always prioritize our...

As the leaves change and the days grow cooler, it’s normal to feel the shift not just in the weather, but in our moods.For many of us, the fall air can bring feelings of sadness, anxiety, or seasonal depression—all on top of everything else happening in the world.This...