A few years ago, I was playing around with book ideas, when I fixated on Eat, Pray, Love. The title was the best part of that book, and I wondered what the

In honor of Black History Month, it's time to recall the photographers who have been instrumental in documenting and influencing the African American narratives. The photographic community and beyond have been forever changed by the groundbreaking efforts of Gordon Parks, James Van Der Zee, Kwame Brathwaite, Stanley Wolfson, Carl Van Vechten, and many others who have captured critical times and portraying the African American experience, challenging societal norms, and fostering a greater understanding of Black identity and history.

We want to end the year with this reading list, featuring some of the best thinking in the field on power building, narrative infrastructure, and resource organizing for narrative change.

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A collection of lessons for organizers working in higher education

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How a multiracial student-centered campaign changed the conversation on access to higher public education

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