October 21: Join us for a robust conversation on amending the state constitution to help ensure quality education for all students.

With great enthusiasm, the Citizens League Board of Directors has approved the following slate of board candidates for 2021!

Reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, culturally appropriate, and nutritious foods is an important social determinant of health and a lack of these can lead to serious health and mental health consequences.

October 5: Join two inspiring EDTalks on how to address misperceptions and reshape our systems to best support Black youth.

It is with great excitement that the Citizens League has named Kate Cimino as its next executive director!

Planning is underway for our ninth year of EDTalks – and we’re excited to focus our upcoming season on Black and Brown voices in the K-12 education, equity and youth development spaces.

We are stunned and saddened by the death of George Floyd this week in South Minneapolis. Injustice, inequity, and unfair systems led to this tragic loss of life and we grieve for George and his family.

Join our virtual event September 25th to hear from our panel about the ways structural racism in the healthcare system impact maternal health outcomes for Black women, how social isolation and loneliness impact Black mothers, and ways to get involved in the conversation and create a more equitable healthcare system.

Join our virtual event September 3rd to hear from experts about the importance of urban design, how space and place can impact our health.

While we may not know how the pandemic will evolve, there are organizations in the community that are acting and responding right now to this crisis. Given the concerns we heard, we wanted to share some of the resources that are available to you right now

We are committed to solving the problems that affect us and our communities in the months and years ahead, and we are looking for leaders to join us in this effort.