Architects of Hope

Traditional media tells us a national story that is often polarizing and bleak, but there is another story that is potentially more powerful: that of belonging, hope, and power. Hosted by Julie Fernandes, democracy strategist, hope enthusiast, and Managing Director of the Democracy & Power Innovation Fund and the DPI Action Fund, Architects of Hope is a podcast that provides a platform to tell the stories of how everyday people build power to drive change. Each month Julie sits down with the organizers, researchers, and other movement leaders from across the country who are doing the vital work of organizing people into collective action. Their stories come from places as different as the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Phoenix, Arizona but they share a common truth: that ordinary people, acting together, are the sources of power in our democracy. Each month on Architects of Hope, Julie Fernandes, Managing Director of the Democracy & Power Innovation Fund, sits down with leaders from across the country to tell the stories of how multiracial constituent organizing connected to advocacy and civic engagement is building powerful movements that offer hope for a better future.

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  Act Free to Be Free: a Conversation with Minister JaNaé Bates Imari

  Sep 15, 202652 minS0

  <p>In this inaugural episode of Architects of Hope, host Julie Fernandes speaks with Minister JaNaé Bates Imari, co-executive director of ISAIAH and Faith in Minnesota.</p><p>Drawing on the successful efforts to force a drawdown of ICE agents from the Twin Cities earlier this year and the long fight to restore voting rights to formerly incarcerated Minnesotans, JaNaé shares lessons on how organizing – rooted in developing belonging and collective agency – transforms everyday people into leaders with the collective power to drive meaningful change.</p><h3>Key topics:</h3>JaNaé shares how her work as an organizer is rooted in help...

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  Turning Pain Into Power — the Architects of Hope trailer

  Sep 8, 20261 minS0

  <p>The national media tells a bleak hyper-partisan story about this country. In their version of America, cynicism and division dominate the discourse. But in its work, the Democracy & Power Innovation Fund hears so many stories that give its team hope. Stories of everyday people deciding to turn their pain into power, through the practice of organizing. This podcast is a way for the Fund to lift up the work of transformative leaders from around the community who are using the strategies of organizing to drive meaningful change in their communities and across the country.</p><p>Each month on...

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