When the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade earlier this year, it was not just an attack on women’s rights. It also took aim at same-sex and interracial marriage. Thankfully, the Senate took an important step forward last week when it passed the Respect for Marriage Act with support from Democrats and some Republicans.… Continue Reading Why is respect so difficult for some?
As we begin a season of thanksgiving, we are shadowed again by violence against many of our brothers and sisters. This week, many are grieving while we break bread. “Violence begets violence. Hate begets hate.” The world would have you believe that is the natural order – that peace and dissimilarity cannot coexist. We will… Continue Reading A Message of Thanks and a Call to Solidarity.
Just three months have passed since the Supreme Court’s attack on women’s reproductive rights. Still, many have already witnessed the decision’s devastating impact as states nationwide have begun aggressively rolling back legislation and access to abortion and contraceptive care. However, the fight is far from over. Kansas’ recent voter referendum served as a resounding win… Continue Reading Moving Forward in a Post-Roe v. Wade World
YOU MADE THE NIGHT! Your presence at last night’s First But Not The Last Celebration was just what we needed. Great friends, meaningful conversation and a fabulous time. You helped to make our second annual event memorable, and we are grateful for your support! Thank you to our sponsors, community partners, and staff members who… Continue Reading First But Not The Last Recap
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we are pleased to share The Smithsonian’s virtual learning lab that features 30 inspiring Latinas/Latinos who have shaped the United States. We hope you will take a moment to learn more about those who contributed to our nation’s cultural, social, and political character. This collection is a great resource… Continue Reading Hispanic Heritage Month