We're hiring! We aim to create a collaborative, joyous, workplace and seek folks committed to social justice and working and building in a Black-led organization. View the positions and descriptions at blackvisionsmn.org/jobs.

Happy Juneteenth y’all! Sending you all love + joy and hope you’re spending the day celebrating freedom with your people!🖤🖤🖤🖤

Nominate a person, organization, or project for Here is MPLS—a new storytelling movement to celebrate the people, projects, and organizations that are writing the next chapter of our community’s story. #HereIsMPLS

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We compiled a list of some readings staff and members are doing for Black Futures Month and beyond. What are some of your favorite books by Black authors?

This Black Futures Month, we want to uplift some self-care tips to help Black folks to navigate this world. We are worthy of rest and care because we exist; it is not something to be earned. What are some of your favorite self-care practices?

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Welcome to Black Futures Month! A visionary month dedicated to honoring our history, seeding possibilities for Black people and falling into joy with loved ones.

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Today a video of Tyre Nichols’ murder will be released. Do not share it. Do not traumatize our people further by putting it in front of us. We feel the overwhelming rage and grief without subjecting ourselves to a video of his life being taken.
To protect yourself online: ⬇️

A reminder to journalists and everyone else that police lie, all the time. Repeating or parroting police narratives is dangerous.

Please read our resource Don't Be A Copagandist, which aims to help journos and media disrupt copaganda and tell the facts: bit.ly/NoCopaganda

“Stop devaluing children and childhood!”

An incredibly insightful and educational presentation by ر ت ت ت writes on talking about #abolition and #TransformativeJustice with little ones! Presented by @ProjectNia w/ @PrisonCulture. Links below. (Not endorsed! Just “fan art”)

On Wednesday, January 18, Tortuguita, a beloved activist and community organizer, was shot and killed by Atlanta police. Gather with local Twin Cities organizers to mourn their loss and stand in solidarity. Friday, January 20th, 7-8pm at 2828 11th Ave S.