More gambling gets cautious local support in New Hampshire

On Saturday, New Hampshire residents took part in community conversations on expanded gambling. "Before a decision is made the state needs to know whether revenue projections will come true and whether the benefits will help local communities without hurting low-income people." Read more

Gainesville, Fla., uses films as a primer for discussing anti-racism strategy

The city of Gainesville will use films to spur discussion and find solutions for dismantling racism. "Dialogue is good, but not enough. We need to create concrete change that will affect people's everyday lives in a positive way." Read more

Horizons Program in Washington state brings hope, change to rural towns

Horizons, an anti-poverty program that includes dialogues, has provided the structure and tools to make hope a reality for 40 communities in Washington state. “The entire Horizons Program has created an attitude of ownership in the ability to make change and create opportunities.” Read more

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New video highlights South Sacramento's progress on media relations As part of an effort to tackle issues around racial equity in South Sacramento, Calif., an action group has emerged to work with local media to ensure accurate and fair media coverage of their neighborhoods. Check out the video to see their progress. Read more

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