Great piece by Solidaire member Rachel Sherman on class traitors — wealthy people who use their money, connections, and influence to challenge the system that gives them those advantages. We're proud to be mentioned as another "class traitor community!" nonprofitquarterly.org/power-and-po...

WDN Member Deborah Sagner spells it out perfectly— "People of wealth who are committed to collective liberation need to move our money in service of movements, but we also need to organize our community.” We agree. Read her story in NPQ and Solidaire’s exciting new series, Money in Movements.

Without fair maps, Maryland’s Black communities, working-class families, and other marginalized groups will continue to face the consequences. We’re glad to see the commission take this important step toward protecting our rights and our future. blackvotersmatterfund.org/black-voters...

"We’re watching corporations bend over backwards to appease an administration and gain tax breaks, even when it hurts their own customers.” https://bit.ly/3M5GDpT

“We’re not buying that the wealthiest country in the world cannot take care of its own citizens, but can take money to build golden dining rooms. We’re not buying from companies that won’t stand with us,” Brown said. madamenoire.com/1564773/blac...

As part of her series on women, wealth & power, Tricia Raikes spoke with our Pres & CEO Leena Barakat about how women are reshaping philanthropy. Leena’s story is an invitation: follow what moves you & don’t wait until everything feels figured out. #philanthropy www.linkedin.com/pulse/redefi...