Between caregiving and a full-time job, one Granville County farmer is cultivating more than crops—she’s growing community support Kisha (MK) Jeffries works full-time for a
For several poor and working-class people in North Carolina, endgame isn’t during the 2026 November elections; it was this past Tuesday.
For the very first time, Down Home held our own 10-week training session to prepare a multiracial, working class team of our members to step
Everyone will be impacted by this backwards budget bill. Every one – hardworking moms, dads making ends meet, grandmas and grandpas on a fixed income,
We’re on the brink of a government shutdown and affordable healthcare and the people who depend on it are at stake if massive cuts to
On the anniversary of Hurricane Helene, two Western North Carolina leaders say too much of the recovery from the storm remains unfinished to see the
For the very first time, Down Home held our own 10-week training session to prepare a multiracial, working class team of our members to step
Down Home’s Alamance Chapter works with community coalition and local electeds to win care over cuts in this year’s county budget process. By Theresa Draughn,
The winning combination of local campaigns and electoral politics
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