Power Up Internship Program’s Class of 2021 Graduates
The Power Up Internship Program launched in mid-June with a cohort of 20 outstanding youth leaders. More than 230 youth leaders ages 18-25 applied for the program and finalists were […]
Tag: Solidarity
Celebrate Our Demands: Acting in Solidarity with LGBTQ Immigrants Beyond Pride Month
Written by Anna Castro (Manager, SolidarityIs) I attended my first Pride event during my junior year of high school. I told my mother I was visiting museums in Downtown Los […]
29th Annual CCDSWE Conference | Staying Woke and Staying Well: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in Social Work Career Development
Featured topics and speakers include: Social Change Ecosystem with Deepa Iyer Intercultural Communication Skills in Career Services with Donna Harris, LCSW Assessing Employer Commitment to DEI with Dr. Tierney Bates […]
YWCA 2021 Racial Justice Summit – Moving from Talking to Action
ABOUT THE SESSION: What will it take to move from talking to action as it relates to race equity, leadership, and supporting nonprofit leaders of color? Join Sean Thomas-Breitfeld (Co-Director, […]
New on the Solidarity Is This Podcast: Centering and Uplifting Asian American Communities
In the May 2021 episode of Solidarity Is This, Bo Thao-Urabe (the executive and network director of the Coalition of Asian American Leaders – Minnesota) joins Deepa Iyer to share how […]
Solidarity Stories: A Toolkit, Case Studies, and Reflection Questions for AAPI Heritage Month and Beyond
At a time of increased anti-Asian hate and ongoing violence targeting Black, indigenous and Latinx communities, solidarity is a practice that can anchor us. Over the past year, BMP and […]
Lessons and Action Items for AAPI Heritage Month
Written by Catherine Foley (Communications, Programs, and Operations Associate) May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPIHM), a national observance that is marked by celebration, joy, and appreciation among […]
Day 3 — Quiet Before: Unearthing Anti-Asian Violence
Womankind, The 1882 Foundation, Eaton Workshop, Honolulu Theatre for Youth and Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center are proud to announce Quiet Before: Unearthing Anti-Asian Violence, a six-part series dedicated to […]
One Year Later: New on the Solidarity Is This Podcast
After more than a year of living in a global pandemic, we are in a time of reflection and transition. How do we make meaning out of what we have […]
Why Nonprofits Should Care about the George Floyd Murder Trial and Verdict
We were already seeing the headlines, video footage, and testimony in the trial about the murder of George Floyd, when we heard the news of another Black man, Daunte Wright, […]