8 Reasons Why Foundations Should Support Black-led Civic Engagement
Studies show that white-led organizations had budgets that were 24% larger than those Black-led organizations—the main driver being racially biased […]
Civic Engagement & Voting Rights
Welcome to our Civic Engagement & Voting Rights resource hub. With ongoing threats to voting rights, the importance of 501c3 civic engagement work is even more critical. Here, you’ll find articles, case studies, tips, and insights to help navigate and promote gender-focused civic participation and voter rights advocacy. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us—we’re here to support your nonprofit civic engagement efforts.
March Days to Remember 2025
As we enter Women’s History Month, we’ve been reminded that progress isn’t guaranteed. The SAVE Act, racing through Congress, could
Why We’re Closed on Presidents’ Day: Choosing Democracy Over Kings
George Washington refused to be king. When his supporters pushed for grand titles like “His Elective Majesty,” he shut that
February Days to Remember 2025
Sometimes the darkest moments spark the brightest movements. At FUNKY BROWN CHICK, INC., we’re clear-eyed about the challenges ahead. But
Choosing Light: Why We’re Closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2025
Keep going. That’s what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. taught us, and that’s exactly what we plan to do this
January Days to Remember 2025
This January marks pivotal moments in our ongoing fight for justice. But 2025 arrives with both empowerment and possibility. Yes,
December Days to Remember 2024
As we close out 2024, let’s take a moment to center what truly matters: the power of our connections, our
Graphic Novels: Powerful Tools for Social Justice and Change
Visual storytelling has long been a catalyst for social movements. Today, graphic novels stand at the intersection of art and
November Days to Remember 2024
Keep going. In the wake of the recent U.S. election, we know many people feel mad, frustrated, scared, and uncertain
10 Times History Got it Wrong & Incarcerated Social Justice Leaders
Change is the only constant in the world. Throughout history, countries have incarcerated people for their activism, beliefs, or resistance