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** Race + Power Weekly
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At NPQ, we seek to showcase who will be most impacted by policies. For instance, if Medicaid is cut—as it would be under the Republican tax bill making its way through Congress—there will be a detrimental impact on people of color, those with disabilities, and those living in the South. Because the groups most impacted are also often the ones doing the work to combat social injustices, it is crucial to center them, not just in the problem, but in finding solutions.

In today’s newsletter, we start by looking at the harm policies at the federal level would cause these groups—and what leaders of color are doing to address critical issues in their communities.

First, we look at how cuts to Medicaid would worsen the medical debt crisis ([link removed]) . Next, an article from Iris M. Crawford profiles how one organization is working to address food insecurity ([link removed]) in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. Then, Ericka Stallings and Iman Mills Gordon write about the importance of centering race in leadership ([link removed]) . Finally, we invite you to register for our upcoming Premium webinar ([link removed]) , “From Performance Management to Mutual Commitment: Fostering a Culture of Joyful Accountability.” This webinar is designed for nonprofit leaders and managers who are ready to move
beyond top-down, corporate approaches to performance management—and foster accountability that inspires commitment, creativity, and collaboration. Join us on Thursday, June 26, from 2:00 to 3:30 pm ET. And take advantage of early bird registration until June 20.

Thanks for reading,

Rebekah Barber
Staff Writer, NPQ
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Passage of GOP Tax Bill Would Worsen Medical Debt Crisis ([link removed])
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“56 percent of Black adults and 50 percent of Hispanic adults owe money for a medical or dental bill, compared with 37 percent of non-Hispanic white adults.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Know Your Farmer: Addressing the Heart of Food Insecurity in Kensington ([link removed])
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Premium Webinar: “From Performance Management to Mutual Commitment: Fostering a Culture of Joyful Accountability” ([link removed])
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As equity-centered nonprofits, performance management approaches rooted in punishment are contrary to our values. At the same time, we need to foster a culture of accountability. How can we create practices rooted in joy, shared purpose, care, and growth—rather than control, power, and fear—while also advancing team accountability? You don’t want to miss this webinar featuring Jovida Ross and Weyam Ghadbian, coauthors of Turning Towards Each Other: A Conflict Workbook. Thursday, June 26, from 2:00 to 3:30 pm ET. Early bird registration ends on June 20! Register today… ([link removed])

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