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Community Justice Site Registration – New Orleans
Community members are invited to come together to learn more about Learning For Justice’s Community Justice Sites project launch and to engage in the vision for programming.
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- Eliminating Poverty and Economic Inequality
SPLC and ACLU of Florida Sue on Behalf of Tallahassee Residents Over Fire Services Fees
The lawsuit argues that the charge is an unconstitutional tax that disproportionately harms low-income, Black and Brown households TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida (ACLU-FL) filed a lawsuit against the City of Tallahassee for its “fire services fee,” an unconstitutional form of taxation not authorized by law. The lawsuit, filed in the Second Judicial Circuit in Leon County, Fla., asserts that this…
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Tuskegee Communiversity’s Connecting the Town to the Gown
Tuskegee Communiversity’s Connecting the Town to the Gown: This Community Justice Site launch event will work toward a more just and equitable community by bringing the community and university together. By building on Tuskegee history to shape a stronger future, participants will move the Tuskegee community from idea to action. Join us on Nov. 22, 2025,…
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SPLC Deeply Disappointed by Funding Compromise That Failed to Include Critical Health Care Protections
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) expressed deep disappointment in the compromise reached to reopen the government without extending critical health care protections to millions of Americans. “While the reopening of the federal government brings short-term relief to civil servants and communities, this was a missed opportunity to enact long-term solutions for…
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Rising health care costs threaten to become a crisis we can no longer ignore
In the Deep South, access to Medicaid is a crucial lifeline because the region has one of the highest percentages of people living in poverty in the United States. Medicaid’s primary purpose is to provide government-funded health insurance to people with low incomes and people with disabilities who cannot afford or do not have access…
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Community Listening Session – Clarke County
Join us for a series of community listening sessions designed to uplift local voices and identify the issues and movements that matter most in your community. These gatherings are a chance to connect, share ideas and explore how your priorities align with our impact goals, from strengthening democracy to advancing racial and economic justice. Our…
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Community Listening Session – Mobile County
Join us for a series of community listening sessions designed to uplift local voices and identify the issues and movements that matter most in your community. These gatherings are a chance to connect, share ideas and explore how your priorities align with our impact goals, from strengthening democracy to advancing racial and economic justice. Our…
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Community Listening Session – Conecuh County
Join us for a series of community listening sessions designed to uplift local voices and identify the issues and movements that matter most in your community. These gatherings are a chance to connect, share ideas and explore how your priorities align with our impact goals, from strengthening democracy to advancing racial and economic justice. Our…
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Community Listening Session – Wilcox County
Join us for a series of community listening sessions designed to uplift local voices and identify the issues and movements that matter most in your community. These gatherings are a chance to connect, share ideas and explore how your priorities align with our impact goals, from strengthening democracy to advancing racial and economic justice. Our…
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- Eliminating Poverty and Economic Inequality
SPLC Demands Lawmakers, Governors Act as Federal Shutdown Threatens SNAP for Millions
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) urges lawmakers and governors in the Deep South to take emergency action to prevent a lapse in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits as the federal government shutdown persists. As early as Nov. 1, many SNAP recipients will lose benefits and face hunger due to Congressional…

