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Policy Q&A: How an Alabama Childcare Provider Is Advocating for More Equitable Policy Solutions
Published: October 10, 2025 https://developingchild.harvard.edu/resources/policy-insights/alabama-childcare-provider-advocating-for-equitable-policy-solutions/ Camille Bennett, a childcare provider and advocate in Alabama, discusses the need for equitable policy solutions to support the health and well-being of young children and their caregivers. In our Policy Q&A series, we’re featuring a diverse array of perspectives on the many ways that science, community expertise, and
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Healed People Heal People: A Love Letter to Our Collective Mental Health
We live in a world that has tried to convince us that our pain is something to hide. That vulnerability is weakness. That rest is laziness. That therapy is for “them.” That silence is survival. But here’s the truth: our healing is our power.
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Lee’s Radical Reading Room – New Bones: Abolition by Joy James
This isn’t your surface-level abolition talk. It’s not a TED Talk. Not a social media carousel on prison facts. New Bones is for those of us who are already deep in the work, or deep in the grief.
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$40,000 Raised! Thank You to the Indigo Girls and Our Community of Supporters!
We are thrilled, honored, and deeply moved to share the incredible success of the Indigo Girls Fundraiser for Project Say Something, an unforgettable evening that raised over $40,000 to support our movement for racial justice and community power!
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In Case You Missed the Good News: A Victory for Reproductive Justice in Alabama
In a landmark decision on April 1, 2025, U.S. District Judge Myron H. Thompson ruled that Alabama cannot prosecute individuals or organizations that assist residents in traveling out of state to obtain legal abortion care.
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