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Civics For Change: Running For Office
Young people: Our presence in public office is needed. Check out the latest installment of our Civics For Change blog series and read how the youth voice is shaping the politics of today and the future.
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The Andrew Goodman Foundation Hires A New Executive Director To Lead Next Chapter
The Andrew Goodman Foundation welcomes Rashawn Davis as its new Executive Director. Davis has served in both the public and private sectors and has a deep passion for social justice and commitment to closing societal gaps that disproportionately affect marginalized communities.
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Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With Zoë Williamson, Louisiana State University
In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where Zoë, an Andrew Goodman Alumna from Louisiana State University, is today.
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Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With MacKenzie Bills, Simpson College
In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where MacKenzie Bills, an Andrew Goodman Alumna from Simpson College, is today.
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Civics For Change: Racial Justice
Racism in the United States has many forms and appearances, from covert to systemic. Review 400 years of Black History and take action in this installment of our Civics For Change series.
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Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With Valencia Richardson, Louisiana State University
In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where Valencia Richardson, Esq., an Andrew Goodman Alumna from Louisiana State University, is today.
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The Andrew Goodman Foundation Commends The Supreme Court’s Decision In Allen v. Milligan To Reject Alabama Map That Diluted Black Voters’ Voices
The Andrew Goodman Foundation commends yesterday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision in Allen v. Milligan that upheld a lower court’s decision that the state of Alabama had discriminated against Black voters in drawing a new congressional voting map.
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In Southern States, New Voter Suppression Tactics Pose As Anti-Fraud ‘Integrity’ Measures
Yael Bromberg, Esq., AGF's Special Counsel & Strategic Advisor, spoke on a webinar, "Empower the Vote: Unmasking Voter Suppression," with voting rights experts from across the country to address the new wave of voter suppression, particularly across the U.S. South, since a U.S. Supreme Court decision ended decades of careful supervision of how states with records of racist policies conducted their elections.
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Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With Evan Malbrough, Georgia State University
In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where Evan Malbrough, an Andrew Goodman Alumnus from Georgia State University, is today.
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Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With Gabrielle Slaughter, Spelman College
In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where Gabrielle Slaughter, an Andrew Goodman Alumna from Spelman College, is today.
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