FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AV MEDIA CONTACT:Rhyane Wagner | Rhyane@alvalues.org MED MEDIA CONTACT:Colin Cole | colin@equitabledemocracy.org | (425) 308-8749 Alabama Values and More Equitable Democracy Launch “We Got Options” Narrative Initiative […]
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT:Anneshia Hardyanneshia@alvalues.orgwww.alvalues.org Federal court blocks Alabama congressional map again MONTGOMERY, Ala. (May 26, 2026) — A federal court has again blocked Alabama from using its
Forty-five years after Stevie Wonder helped to galvanize support for the holiday, historians warn that King’s legacy is being undone. by Brandon Tensley, Capital B News Stevie Wonder’s new album, Hotter Than
This week, Alabama Values hosted a powerful virtual briefing as part of our Down for the Count narrative initiative, our long-term effort to demystify the Census and American Community Survey
Louisiana v. Callais made its second appearance before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, October 15. This case holds great significance as it pertains to race in redistricting, fair maps, and
Today, October 15, Louisiana stands before the SCOTUS for a reargument of Louisiana v. Callais. We were here, in March 2025, but this time the stakes are higher than ever.
Last week, Alabama Values and the Southern Leadership for Voter Engagement (SOLVE) Network hosted As Goes the South, So Goes Democracy, a powerful conversation on why redistricting matters and made
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
When people hear the word “redistricting,” they often think of congressional maps, court cases, and big headlines. But while those national conversations grab attention, local redistricting is happening quietly in
This story was originally written by Shanteya Hudson, Producer BIRMINGHAM AL – The battle over Jefferson County’s 2021 redistricting maps heads to court this week with plaintiffs arguing the map
