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Resource: 2026 AAPI Voters Data and Narrative Toolkit

Fresh off the press and the most useful new resource of the week. There are 16 million eligible AAPI voters in 2026, including 1.6 million newly eligible since 2022. Eligible voters grew 19 percent for Asian Americans and 14 percent for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders between 2020 and 2024, against 3 percent growth for […]

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Survey Results: Black Women’s Roundtable Releases Part II of the Power of the Sister Vote Poll

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Native Americans Resist SCOTUS Voting Rights Decision

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Poll: UnidosUS Bipartisan Poll of Hispanic Voters – The Road to the 2026 Midterms

The largest survey of its kind at 3,000 registered Latino voters, fielded nationally and across 32 competitive congressional districts. Cost of living leads at 53 percent, with immigration ranking fifth. Latino voters back Democratic House candidates 54 to 27 with 19 percent still undecided. Demographic crosstabs are published, which means the Latina-specific numbers are sitting […]

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Guest Post: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Is Not a Hashtag. It’s a Call to Action. By Allie Redhorse Young

Guest Post: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Is Not a Hashtag. It’s a Call to Action. By Allie Redhorse Young top of page bottom of page

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Brown Girl Book Spotlight: 107 Days by Vice President Kamala Harris

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Brown Girl Book Spotlight: The Double Tax by Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman

How are we holding up? There is so much going on right now that especially impacting our communities and people who look like us. Constant attack on Black and Brown women in power, but also every stressors that are impacting our lives economically, politically, socially, and the like. I want to first share that I […]

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Report: Oxfam Best States to Work in the US 2025

The Best States to Work Index, now in its seventh edition, is an index of 27 policies across three themes – wages, worker protections, and rights to organize – for all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. This index was born in 2018 to analyze which states were stepping into gaps left […]

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Report: Black Women in American Politics 2025

The report’s release comes on the heels of Vice President Kamala Harris’ announcement about her path forward in public life, a moment that underscores the continued impact of Black women’s leadership at the highest levels of government. The 2024 election cycle marked a historic milestone: for the first time in history, a Black woman, Vice […]

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Bipartisan Group of Congresswomen Call for Funding of American Women’s History Museum

Female congresswomen across the aisle came together on Monday, July 21 to strongly urge for the financial support of the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum.  In 2020, the House passed a bill with bipartisan support to establish the museum, but funding has remained stalled for the past five years. Multiple attempts to move new bills forward have been blocked, […]