Join February Banned Book Club as we discuss The Color of Law: The Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America by legal scholar Richard Rothstein. This groundbreaking book challenges the widely held belief that racial segregation in the United States was the result of private choices or economic forces. Instead, Rothstein documents how federal, […]
Join families across Durham who are building a movement to fight for fully funded, welcoming public schools. Share a meal, hear from other families, build community, and learn how we can win real change together. Are you frustrated with what's happening in Durham public schools? You're not alone. Parents and caregivers from schools across Durham […]
North Carolina faces a budget crisis because elected officials under the leadership of Senate President Phil Berger, gave away revenue through corporate tax giveaways set to reach zero by 2030. Working families are losing healthcare, schools, disaster recovery, and essential services while corporations benefit. The solution: organized people demanding transparency and accountability through public hearings […]
This panel will bring media professionals and the community together to discuss how technological change, audience shifts, and the political environment are shaping the future of trustworthy local reporting. Featuring: Herbert White - Editor in Chief, Charlotte Post, Sucharita Kodali - Election Hub Founder, Charlotte Ledger, Daniel Ayers - Founder and Co-Host of The Hometown […]
Join Red Wine & Blue at Bound & Vine Bookstore this Black History Month as they spotlight Black women on the 2026 ballot in and from the Fayetteville area. Hear their stories, learn the issues they care about, and engage directly with local leadership.
Join us on Sunday, Feb. 22, at 6 pm at Motorco in downtown Durham for our 2026 launch party! We’ll share our plans and strategy for taking back our state courts from far-right extremists and hear from leaders like NC Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls – and you’ll leave knowing what YOU can do to […]
Join us for an afternoon getting to know the wonderful, inspiring and all-around-badass women of the NCGA. We have had the privilege of getting to know a these impressive ladies through our work and their positivity, creativity, strength and grit are what fuel our hope when things feel dire. Through an intimate, casual format, we'll […]
Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant of Pi — it's wonky and about numbers, so on brand for us! It's also fun, and we are too! At BTC, we think of it as a great opportunity to talk about growing the pie that is our state budget through tax choices that ensure corporations and the wealthy pay […]
In the wake of ICE and Border Patrol terrorizing our communities in November 2025 — and amid ICE's continued presence in our state — it is critical that we all understand our rights, our neighbors' rights, and what we can do to protect each other. Every North Carolinian deserves full protection of their rights. No one should have to live in […]
Fayetteville Freedom For All is hosting a Data Center Teach-In and Town Hall in response to the news of an upcoming data center ordinance in Cumberland County! 📆March 21st ⏰4PM 📍Bordeaux Community Library, Activity Room (3712 Village Dr., Fayetteville) Additionally, Fayetteville Freedom For All will host a press conference prior to the County’s public hearing […]
We are excited to host this in-person fundraising dinner. The support generated from this event will help fuel the work for LGBTQ+ equality. Our Welcome Reception for all guests will begin at 5:00 pm with the main program beginning at 6:30 pm. HRC encourages you to dress however you feel comfortable. Have fun with it! […]
It was recently revealed that U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley appointed a convicted child sex offender to leadership roles multiple times while he was NCGOP Chair - and it was confirmed that he KNEW he was appointing a child predator. Whatley is speaking at a Wake County GOP event on Tuesday night. Let’s show up […]
