Unshackling the Vote: A New Chapter for Formerly Incarcerated Americans
Formerly incarcerated people deserve the right to vote in all 50 states. You have the power to build a more inclusive democracy by voting for state officials who support legislation to restore this essential right.
Read MoreThe Future of Black Political Power: Why We Need to Listen to Young Voters Now
This generation, profoundly aware of the ongoing fight for social justice, views voting not as a singular tool for civic participation, but as one of many tools in their quest for a more democratic society. We must start listening instead of lecturing to connect with them genuinely if we want to increase voter turnout.
Read MoreYour Vote, Your Power: Turning Election Concerns into Action
At the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s (CBCF) 53rd Annual Legislative Conference, our Center for Policy Analysis and Research (CPAR) surveyed attendees on their top concerns about the 2024 Election.
Read MoreBlack Americans Sound the Alarm on Project 2025
At its core, Project 2025 seeks to erase vital protections that have bolstered Black advancement in this country.
Read MoreBurning Disparities: The Impact of Heat Islands on Black Communities
The climate crisis has created urban heat islands (UHIs) that disproportionately impact marginalized communities. UHIs are areas within cities that are significantly hotter than nearby rural areas.
Read MoreCentering Black Men’s Health: A Call to Action in the Wake of Congressman Donald Payne Jr.’s Passing
As we commemorate Men’s Health Month, the recent loss of Congressman Donald Payne Jr. (NJ-10) due to complications from diabetes, kidney failure, and heart disease serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need to prioritize men’s health, particularly within the Black community.
Read MoreBuilding Equitable and Sustainable Transportation Networks Beyond the Road
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), was signed into law by President Biden on November 15, 2021. This historic legislation authorizes $1.2 trillion over five years to improve and modernize critical infrastructure across the United States, including major financing to the Department of Transportation (DOT) to promote active transportation projects.
Read MorePaving the Way: The Transformative Potential of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for Black Americans
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has the power to address transportation inequalities and pave the way for transformative change, but only if there is a concerted effort to invest in accessible and sustainable infrastructure, prioritize emerging transportation initiatives, and actively engage marginalized communities in the decision-making processes.
Read MoreFrom Mistrust to Empowerment: Transforming Healthcare for Black Americans
As the 2024 election approaches, access to healthcare remains a critical issue, particularly for Black Americans.
Read MoreTowards Equity: Championing Health Justice for Black Women
As National Women's Health Week unfolds, it's imperative to shine a spotlight on the enduring healthcare disparities that disproportionately impact Black women
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