Many of us subscribed to Amazon Prime for the sheer convenience and access to variety of well-priced products, but if you’ve been thinking about shopping elsewhere for environmental, ethical or other reasons, here are a few ways to reduce your use of or eliminate Amazon from your life.
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Meet the Democratic Candidates Hoping to Unseat Wittman in 2026
Updated Nov. 13th: Sean Sublette has suspended his campaign. Jason Knapp filed to enter the race on Oct 6th, but there is no information on his website about his candidacy at this time.
Spanberger Plan for Growing Virginia
Spanberger stood alongside union workers, business leaders, educators, and local elected officials as she outlined her priorities focused on growing workforce training efforts, growing business investment in Virginia, and growing trade opportunities for Virginia businesses.
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Attacks on DEI in K-12 Public Education Will Impact Us All
IK-12 public schools may have to choose between Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and federal funding. Given that the Trump Administration is moving forward with dismantling the Department of Education on top of longstanding under-funding for K-12 schools, this current threat is adding fuel to an existing fire.
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When Immigration Enforcement Goes Too Far
Immigration laws restrict immigration, but severe, widespread enforcement also means Americans would have to prove their citizenship on a regular basis to avoid detention, or worse, deportation. That’s because citizenship can’t be determined by appearance alone.
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Richmond Gets in “Good Trouble” at John Lewis Tribute Protest (Photo Gallery)
Neighbors for Change sponsored a block along Monument Avenue yesterday, joining hundreds of Richmonders in honoring the legacy of John Lewis during the Good Change protest, organized by 50501VA.com.
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Henrico Shares Plans for Wyndham Safety Enhancements
The gym at Shady Grove Elementary was buzzing on Monday evening as more than 150 residents gathered for a Town Hall on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety hosted by The Wyndham Foundation and the Neighborhood Watch Committee. Concerned residents requested this meeting following several frightening collisions between cars and eBikes/eMotorcycles in the area.
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Henrico Supervisor Misty Roundtree Weighs In On Virginia Housing Crisis
Henrico Supervisor Misty Roundtree (Three Chopt District) weighs in on “Virginia’s Housing Market is worse than you think” by Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg and Ryan Price recently published in the RTD. She points out the role each of us can play in alleviating this crisis
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Virginia’s Housing Market is Worse Than You Think
Senator Schulyer VanValkenburg (D-16) teamed up with Ryan Price, Chief Economist for Virginia Realtors to pen an informative piece originally published in the Richmond Times Dispatch on the growing lack of affordable housing in Virginia and the long term negative impact that will have on economic growth and prosperity for all residents.
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Public Broadcasting is Under Attack
Public Broadcasting is under attack by the Trump administration and Richmond’s VPM is not immune. VPM President and CEO Jayme Swain sat down with Neighbors for Change last week to talk about the threats facing public broadcasting.
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A Protest Guide For The Physically Disabled
Disabled people with mobility issues often face unique obstacles when attending protests. Mobility aids such as wheelchairs, canes, and walkers mean extra planning is needed
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Ways To Support The Immigrant Community
Protesting isn’t the only way to help immigrant communities—there are many powerful and practical ways to make an impact. Keep reading to learn more about Richmond area organizations that can use your help.
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