The board and staff of the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation are pleased to announce Julius E. Kimbrough Jr. will serve Continue reading

Toward a New Democracy
“Democracy is not a state. It is an act, and each generation must do its part.”John Lewis It’s often said we don’t Continue reading

Ford Foundation Invest $10M to Support Southern Organizing via Mary Reynolds Babcock foundation
Today the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation announced it will invest an additional $10 million from the Ford Foundation Continue reading
Revoking Reproductive Justice is Only the Beginning
As the nation begins a long weekend commemorating Independence Day, Americans who champion democracy, social justice, a Continue reading

Celebrating 2020 (Yes, Really)
We are in an era of transition, opportunity and hope. A new federal administration is beginning to address the Continue reading

People Want to Vote: Georgia’s Power Building Network
Georgia has a robust network of more than 40 civic engagement organizations sharing resources, strategies and expertise Continue reading

Raising Voices and Building Power: Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
Immigrant communities across the South are living in fear. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is pursuing aggressive Continue reading

Solidarity, Power and Change: North Carolina Congress of Latino Organizations
These are challenging times for immigrant communities. Increased deportations and detentions by Immigrations and Customs Continue reading

Stephanie Tyree: Community Empowerment
Now Deputy Director of the West Virginia Community Development Hub, Stephanie Tyree served as its Director of Community Continue reading

Stephanie Tyree: WV Hub Overview
Now Deputy Director of the West Virginia Community Development Hub, Stephanie Tyree served as its Director of Community Continue reading

Stephanie Tyree: Framing the Environment
Now Deputy Director of the West Virginia Community Development Hub, Stephanie Tyree has served as its Director of Continue reading

Maureen O’Connell: SOCM’s Evolving structure
Maureen O’Connell worked at SOCM for 35 years, 16 as Executive Director. During her tenure, SOCM expanded from a Continue reading
