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The Power Coalition for Equity and Justice, a Black Resilience Network member, is uniting organizations across Louisiana to amplify voices, mobilize voters, and push for policies that reflect the needs of the people.

Through voter engagement, leadership development, and policy advocacy, they’ve played a key role in historic wins, including the successful campaign to pass Amendment 2, ending non-unanimous juries in Louisiana. Their work has reached hundreds of thousands of voters, ensuring communities of color have the tools to advocate for justice and equity.

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Resilient.Community is a tool designed to support organizations in aligning their strategies with racial equity and collective action.

Too often, strategic plans fall short of reflecting the real needs of the people they serve. This platform helps organizations refine their approach, ensuring their commitment to equity is clear, actionable, and impactful.

It’s more than just a resource—it’s a space for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and movement-building.
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kweliTV, a member of the Black Resilience Network, is redefining storytelling by celebrating the depth and diversity of the global Black experience. With nearly 700 curated indie films, documentaries, animation, series, children’s programming, and audio stories, the platform amplifies Black creators across North America, Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Australia.

More than entertainment, kweliTV is a space for truth—connecting communities, preserving history, and shifting narratives. Through its expansive reach, it challenges bias in media and increases economic inclusion for Black creatives in film, TV, and immersive media.

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Mississippi communities hit by disasters often face compounded challenges, but local organizations are driving solutions. After the March 2023 tornadoes, the Black Resilience Network united groups across the state to address recovery.

In October 2023, leaders from 14 organizations gathered for Mississippi Collective Action & Care, hosted by the Mississippi Urban League, All Healers Mental Health Alliance, and Next Leadership Development. Together, we tackled disaster resilience through collaboration and care.

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