The Power Scorecard is a tool that can help inform our strategies, research, and policy advocacy at the state level for building power, reforming our democracy, and making sure our economy works for everyone. Take a look at https://t.co/C1DRMK6XMq.

When the Trump administration attacks collective bargaining at the federal level, all workers pay the price. Collective bargaining offers workers a voice in the workplace to demand fairer wages, better working conditions, and improved benefits.

The courage to tell the truth and learn from our history will light the path forward. This Women’s History Month, we honor the daring women who reshaped our communities and our future. Because every path we journey on today was first carved by someone bold enough to begin.

Amid record levels of wealth inequality and sky-high living costs, state lawmakers are turning to tax policy to alleviate economic pressures and fill critical gaps in the social safety net.

Restrictive voting laws—such as burdensome voter ID requirements—can indiscriminately silence voters at large, threatening our democratic processes and institutions. https://t.co/qDoQEG6s0k

In light of new employment data, we’re asking: Do Latina women have access to jobs in this economy? Are those jobs delivering economic security? We’re looking beyond topline numbers to uncover who is being left behind in our economy. Read the analysis:

The SAVE America Act would make it harder for working people who don’t have a passport to vote. This bill would not protect election integrity—it would attack our right to vote. The Senate must protect our rights and reject the SAVE America Act.

Working people are tired of billionaires and giant corporations getting even richer while we’re fighting for scraps. Workers are hungry to take back their power, and they’re turning to the labor movement to fight back and win. ✊

Under the SAVE Act, citizens would need a passport or birth certificate to register to vote, even after a move. This first-ever national mandate would disenfranchise millions, as 21+ million eligible voters lack ready access to these documents. More:

Black history is dreaming of what’s possible. Planning to get there. Building the power to make it real. That work doesn’t stop in February. #BlackHistoryMonth

As #BlackHistoryMonth closes, we reflect on the complexity of the Black experience in the US—pain and joy, trauma and triumph. History shows progress met with backlash, but moral courage and organized power can build a beloved community. Read more:

Under the Trump administration, working families are struggling. Health care costs are spiking. Prices are going up on rent, groceries, utilities and more. Workers are fighting for crumbs while billionaires and corporations get richer.

The SAVE Act would disenfranchise millions of Americans of all ages and races, but younger voters and voters of color would suffer disproportionately.

As of yesterday, NYC workers have stronger paid sick time rights! Now, the city's law covers paid sick time for childcare, emergency-related closures, housing- and benefits-related legal proceedings, workplace violence, and more. Learn more:

Tonight, join the #StateOfThePeople, where Dēmos President @TaifaButler will speak about the affordability crisis at 8:30 ET 📣 Tune into a conversation that centers what Black America needs to know about our country’s democracy and economy.

At a time when fear dominates news cycles, Aron Goldman calls us to look beyond the crises of today to envision a new path toward our collective liberation. His reflections on our Third Reconstruction series are now available on @npquarterly:

At a time when fear dominates news cycles, Aron Goldman calls us to look beyond the crises of today to envision a new path toward our collective liberation. His reflections on our Third Reconstruction series are now available on @npquarterly:

Black history isn’t just something we look back on. It’s being made right now—in the streets, at the polls, in a fight for justice that has never stopped. #BlackHistoryMonth

This week, we mourn the passing of Rev. Jesse Jackson, a giant of the civil rights movement and a champion of multiracial democracy and workers’ rights. His legacy reminds us of the importance of building intersectional power across race, creed, and class. His work continues. 🕊️

Valentine’s Day is one of the biggest days for buying plants—and behind every bouquet is a plant nursery worker. 🌿💐 Their labor fuels a booming industry. Fair pay, safe working conditions, and dignity shouldn’t be optional.

The workers that grow your house plants power a booming industry—yet many face exploitation. Change begins with The Planting Justice Campaign. Learn how your consumer power can help workers win fair pay, safe working conditions, and dignity on the job: