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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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: […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
