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Articles by Donna Bransford
Health Justice: Best of 2023, Editors’ Selections
With 2023 coming to a close, the NPQ team takes a reflective look at some of the health justice articles published in the past year that resonated most. The selections below are expansive conversations on mental health amid the climate crisis, sabbaticals for BIPOC leaders, the struggle against private equity in healthcare, disability justice, and much more. We hope you enjoy reading these! Thank you, too, for being an NPQ reader. Your interest and engagement make our work possible.
As the World Burns, Why Does Climate Fiction Matter?
It was a cold May when I had the thought: what if spring never came back? What they say about Ohio, my home state, is that if you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes. But this felt different. Unrelenting. I felt the snow, which kept coming and coming, so keenly because my son was young, only just in elementary school. His school kept closing for an inch—or even the hint of an inch—of snow, leaving me with no childcare and no way to work.
“The Rent is Too Damn High!”—The Rise of a National Tenants’ Movement - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Tara Raghuveer is the cofounder of KC Tenants—based in Kansas City, MO—and is the housing campaign director at People’s Action. From there, she directs the Homes Guarantee campaign. Launched in 2017, the campaign organizes with more than 50 tenant groups across the country. In this wide-ranging interview, Raghuveer discusses the state of national tenant organizing today. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Steve Dubb: How did you become involved in tenant organizing?
How Returning Land Can Build Power and Advance Healing Justice
There is no racial justice in the United States without land justice. Healing justice and Land Back campaigns are receiving more attention these days, but too often they are each addressed in isolation from the other. Yet reclaiming land, healing justice, and building power are intimately connected. One example is from Indigenous People’s Day this year when the Winnemem Wintu Tribe purchased 1,080 acres of their ancestral lands.
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