Mission
The Center for New Community tracks organized bigotry and equips grassroots movements to mobilize a powerful force for justice, fairness, and opportunity.
Research
CNC conducts investigative research and analysis on the forces that threaten to divide us. CNC's publications and updates focus explicitly, though not exclusively, on exposing the architects of contemporary organized racism.
Advocacy
CNC alerts activists, media professionals, and policymakers when organized racist movements attempt to influence public policy and equips partners to take action and reclaim the debate. CNC works closely with organizations and community leaders across the country to build long-term, collective power.
Media & Culture
CNC's blog Imagine2050 features updates on organized racism in the United States; investigative reporting; and candid conversations about race, immigration, and identity. CNC also collaborates with artists to promote cultural resistance through showcases, events, digital productions, and more.
News Feed
On November 4, anti-immigrant group The Remembrance Project (TRP) live-streamed its second annual national conference. In doing so, the group may have inadvertently revealed that it violated federal rules prohibiting non-profit organizations from collaborating with political campaigns. If such prohibited behavior did occur, it would further damage the reputation of TRP. The group also invited white nationalists to […]
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There Goes the Neighborhood is a weekly series from Imagine 2050 staff highlighting upcoming nativist events. This week, events in California, Ohio, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. On Friday, November 3, the white nationalist H.L. Mencken Club will hold its tenth annual conference outside Baltimore, Maryland. Speakers at the two-day event include VDARE.com’s Peter Brimelow and […]
The post There Goes the Neighborhood: November 3, 2017 appeared first on IMAGINE 2050.
Kris Kobach, Steve Bannon, and Rick Oltman all have ties to white nationalism. Next week, all three will also participate in a conference organized by anti-immigrant group The Remembrance Project (TRP). Last week, the Center for New Community reported that Immigration and Customs Enforcement official Barbara Gonzalez would speak at TRP’s conference. A recently updated schedule of conference […]
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Social Media Updates
Tell your Member of Congress to #DefundHate & publicly oppose Trump's anti-immigrant funding bill https://t.co/neCRdlxxqg
Remembrance Project speaker suggests group violated federal rules https://t.co/5YD36n75Fs #nativism #racism
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RT @immig_integrity: A number of white nationalist will be gathering this weekend. See who via @imagine2050 https://t.co/WFgeKX92mZ
