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As Trump's administration unleashes a wave of restrictive executive orders, hosts Adaku Utah and Deepa Iyer spotlight innovative solidarity practices emerging across movements, from rapid response networks to bold models of community defenense and care.

Solidarity: Stories of Rebuilding and Reimagination

Join us for episode #4169 of Day1 featuring Rev. Dennis Patterson Jr., priest in charge of The Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross in Decatur, GA, preaches “The Power of Position” based on Luke 6:17-26. In his sermon, Rev. Patterson explores Jesus’ radical redefinition of blessing and how His posture among the people reveals the power of standing on level ground. As we reflect on the 6th Sunday after Epiphany, we are invited to embrace humility and solidarity in our faith journey.

Day1 Weekly Podcast

The Power of Position - Episode #4169 - Podcast

Artist Jaime Sanchez talks about his solo show and how art is the key to true justice

Cutting Edge  318 Jaime Sanchez


CA Police Wheelchair Shooting: A tragic death of a double amputee in Huntington Park, California. Darius Spearman reports on the lawsuit against officers who fatally shot Anthony Lowe Jr. after an altercation, examining the proportionality of force and the challenges faced by disabled individuals in police encounters.

Tragic Double Amputee Police Shooting Lawsuit Unveiled


Darius Spearman, a Black Studies professor, investigates the Jackson Kradle case, examining evidence tampering charges and delays in justice at African Elements.

Tragic Kradle Death Hidden Evidence Deputy Charged

African diaspora healing traditions restore identity, resist oppression, and challenge inequities through holistic mind-body-spirit health practices.

How Diaspora Traditions Heal More Than Just the Body

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Savannah Square Rename Reveals Inspiring Susie King Taylor

Black women AGs challenge Trump administration's policies impacting public health and reproductive justice under Project 2025 legal threats.

Exposed Shocking Project 2025 Impact on Black Women

Exploring systemic racism in healthcare causing Black maternal mortality disparities, RFLC advocacy efforts, and policy solutions to address maternal health inequities.

Why Black Mothers Die Urgent Maternal Mortality Solutions

Elise Silvestri explores how art can strengthen climate advocacy with Carrie Ziegler, an interdisciplinary Artist, Speaker, and Community Engagement Expert. Carrie talks about her process for creating and executing the Chrysalis Project: Transforming Together, an art and climate policy project that enacted powerful change over Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the participating students, Brisa Sabel, shares her experience of the successful campaign and the  joy and inspiration it gave her. 

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Listen to Carrie Ziegler discuss the power of art storytelling in making meaningful, local climate policy.

Carrie Ziegler harnesses the collective power of art to drive social and environmental transformation. Through her Art in Action initiatives, she collaborates with diverse entities—local governments, organizations, schools, and universities—to create multi-dimensional works that blend participant creativity with pressing societal issues. These projects inspire active engagement, bringing communities together to create lasting change. Along with the Chrysalis Project, Carrie also led the Plastic Whale Project, where students created a life-sized whale out of plastic bags. The whale played a pivotal role in successfully passing a ban on single-use plastic bags in Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, and Thurston County, Washington.

Based in Olympia, Washington, Carrie is recognized internationally, bringing her impactful vision to global forums, including Aotearoa (New Zealand), Ghana, France, Mexico, and Canada. She empowers Artists and Change Makers to maximize their societal impact through art, inspiring a broader movement of change driven by creativity. Complementing her hands-on work, Carrie is penning her inaugural book, Eclosion: An Artist’s Path to Power and Peace. In this work, she intertwines her memoir with a practical guide for unleashing personal and collective potential, offering a blueprint for transformative change through art—a light for a world in desperate need of inspiration.

Check out her work on her Instagram, @carriezieglerart.

Can Art Impact Climate Change Policy? Promoting Common Sense Solutions Through Art

Trump ends DEI wastewater settlement in Alabama Black communities, halting environmental justice efforts amid ongoing sewage crisis.

Devastating Trump DEI Blow Halts AL Sewage Settlement

South Africa's 2025 High Court case sees apartheid victims challenge the government over unresolved TRC prosecutions and constitutional rights violations.

Betrayed Apartheid Victims Demand Justice 2025 TRC Action

Project 2025 threatens Black healthcare, education, jobs, criminal justice, civil and political rights.

Worrying Project 2025 Impact Black Communities Revealed

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Day1 has been a trusted voice of hope and inspiration in the mainline Protestant tradition for 80 years. Founded in 1945 as a pioneering radio ministry known as "The Protestant Hour," Day1 has evolved into a multimedia platform that uplifts and connects faith and life. Through powerful sermons and engaging conversations with some of the nation’s most gifted preachers, we proclaim God’s love and grace across the airwaves, podcasts, and online platforms. Join us in continuing this legacy of sharing messages that inspire and transform lives around the world.

Solidarity Is This is a podcast created and hosted by Deepa Iyer who is with the Center for Social Inclusion and a 2017 Soros Equality Fellow. Each month, we explore how individuals and institutions are experimenting with and exploring multiracial solidarity. We will learn how to practice transformative solidarity in a rapidly transforming racial landscape and in the midst of heightened discrimination targeting communities of color.

A monthly podcast for climate advocates hosted by Peterson Toscano & the CCR Team, high school and college-aged climate change action figures. We help you talk about global warming: its causes & impacts.

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