Race Forward stands in solidarity with all who are organizing Presidents Day protests.

“Intersectionality is the practice and perfection of solidarity between oppressed communities. A key part of practicing that for us was centering class, along with race & gender.” –Roksana Mun of @DesisRisingUp says in our new#MassFreedom #FREDTalks video. [Watch]

During these challenging times for our communities, we find hope, inspiration, and joy in the words and actions of those who dream and fight from a place of love and liberation. http://bit.ly/2UVI6z8

Segregation in Chicago has a long legacy in public policy. Engaging community is key to dismantling that legacy, according to our own Julie Nelson, co-director for Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE), a network providing racial equity resources to governments around the country.

Colorlines Senior Editorial Director Akiba Solomon is quoted in a New York Times article about R. Kelly’s abuse—and the women of color who were the canary in the coal mine.

We've released reports on how to build racial equity in restaurants, breastfeeding, farming, the arts, workforce development for Healthcare & Tech, and more.

After just two days, more than 300 non-profits, foundations, schools & businesses have signed on to our racial equity advancement pledge —can you help us get to 500 pledges? Join us! #racialequityhere

Race Forward's Building Racial Equity trainings sharpen your skills on how to measurably change racial inequities in your organization. Trainings sell out quickly. Sign up here!