Last week, Alabama Values and partners hosted Down For the Count: What’s at Stake Now, a powerful virtual conversation on why the 2030 Census is not a far-off issue but […]
This article was originally posted on AL.com on August 9, 2025 At a time when Black stories are being erased, a group of Alabama-born directors, screenwriters and artists are empowering
Yesterday, a federal court made its latest ruling in Allen v. Milligan, the case that changed Alabama’s congressional map to give Black voters a fairer shot at representation. The judges
On August 6, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act (VRA) into law, just months after civil rights marchers were brutally attacked in Selma, Alabama. That moment,
MEDIA CONTACT:Branda Johnsonmedia@alvalues.org MEDIA ADVISORY Alabama Values to Launch Southern Narrative Project with Support from Sony’s Create Action Initiative The initiative uplifts Southern creators, organizers, and storytellers; trains the next
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact:Branda Johnson Media@alvalues.org Montgomery, AL — July 18, 2025 — Alabama Values, in partnership with Sankofa Servants, Inc., is proud to support the unveiling of a historic
Montgomery, AL — [June 11, 2025] — Alabama Values, in partnership with History Consultants Inc., invites media and the public to Been Banned: Disrupt Myths, Reclaim Truth—a special Juneteenth virtual
I, like many other people, can not stop thinking about the movie ‘Sinners.’ I’m locked in watching all of the interviews, theories on TikTok, and parodies. We promise no spoilers
MEDIA ADVISORY MEDIA CONTACT: Branda Johnsonmedia@alvalues.org MONTGOMERY, AL — May 3–4, 2025 — Alabama Values, the We Shall Someday Project, and community partners invite media to two powerful back-to-back public
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Montgomery, AL – April 23, 2025 —The We Shall Someday Project and Alabama Values proudly presents We Shall Today: The Montgomery Event Series in partnership with community
