Forward Together and Forward Together Action is in search of a Senior Accountant. This is an amazing
opportunity for a highly skilled leader to help shape the financial infrastructure of a dynamic 501(c) 3
organization, whose budget and staff have grown three-fold in recent years, and whose programs
continue to grow in complexity, scale, and reach and will also help develop the financial infrastructure of
a newly formed affiliate 501(c)(4) partner organization.
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Why We Cannot Trust DNA Companies Like Ancestry and 23andMe
Biometric identification — of which DNA testing is a form of along with fingerprinting, facial recognition, etc. — was not created in a race-neutral vacuum.
- 2019
- Civic Engagement
- Economic Justice
- Family Recognition
- Healthcare
- New Mexico
- Reproductive Justice
- Strong Families Network
Strong Families New Mexico Legislative Report Card
The 2019 report seeks to inform policy makers, organizations and community members about both the policies that promote equitable outcomes for all families and the policies that harm families.
Everyone Loves Someone Who Had An Abortion
Art created by Kenya Martin, Jasmine Burnett and Micah Bazant as a collaboration between National Network of Abortion Funds and Forward Together.
Sex, Explained Was a Lot of White Noise and Mansplaining
There cannot be spaces or talk about advancing sexual liberation without the stories and experiences of marginalized people.
How fast food “became black”
In her new book, Franchise, Marcia Chatelain explains how black franchise owners became the backbone of the industry.
More to Love? 5 Partners Sound Off on Juicy Pregnancy Sex
With black women already fighting for our lives during pregnancy and childbirth, we now have to find the capacity to fight for our pleasure too?
Voting On the Future of Abortion Access
For the first time, presidential candidates are talking in depth about abortion—and we’re still not asking the right questions.
It’s Time to Fully Welcome LGBTQ Members Into the AME Church
A change in our policy is a step in the right direction.
You Could Never Misgender Me
When you use the wrong pronoun, you’ve crossed my boundary but you could never misgender me.