Politics has become so polarized that people are refusing a highly effective vaccine for COVID – risking their lives and others. First some facts:

The race is on to exfiltrate the Afghans who helped us fight the Taliban, now that our 20-year effort to re-invent Afghanistan has ended. It’s a race, because if the Taliban finds and identifies them in Afghanistan, their throats will be slit.

While the drop in childhood poverty is the largest we have seen in decades, if more permanent measures are not put in place, it might be only temporary.

Changemaker Tiffany Manuel has observed that “too many of us who are involved in housing, community planning, development, and real estate markets make the assumption that ordinary people and policymakers clearly understand what we do and why it matters – but that’s not always the case.” This is what we do. And here’s why it matters.

One of the oldest organizations of its kind in the country, Community Partners in Action (CPA) was founded nearly 150 years ago and champions criminal justice reform and advocates for preserving human dignity. While a nonprofit, we must also operate as a sound business; we pay salaries, manage properties, and provide benefits to our employees. One of our biggest challenges is the skyrocketing cost of health insurance.