Texas Impact
Texas Impact News & Updates, Rebecca McIlwain, Rev. Keats Miles-Wallace, Bee Moorhead, Becca Edwards, Grace Bonilla, Bobby Watson, Ava Marie Burkhalter, Rev. Kyle Riley, Katie Houck, Alexandra Lang, Dylan Le, David Vassallo, Dr. Ellen AlexandrakisTexas' original interfaith advocacy network. We help people live out their faith in the public square, moving faith communities from charity to justice.
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Open or Closed Primaries: What's At Stake?
In September, the Republican Party of Texas (RPT) filed a federal lawsuit seeking to end Texas’s open-primary system and require “closed primaries,” where only registered party members can vote in their party’s primary. The RPT argues that...
The Grownups in the Room
Among the forces with the potential to drive climate action forward in the United States, financial interest stands head and shoulders above other forces like policy, creation care, and altruism. After years of increasingly severe hailstorm...
A Fundamental Conflict
Indigenous people protest at COP30 in Belém, Brasil.
Faith, Gender, and Climate
Guest post by Regina Q. Banks, JD, Director, Lutheran Office of Public Policy- California.
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Authors
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Communications Consultant for Texas Impact
A mother, grandmother, active citizen, naturalist, and spiritual aspirant. Spent 10 years as a Zen monk and most of my work life in community organizing. My life has been about staying engaged in the world from a place of peace and awareness.
Reverend Keats, ever the keen observer of the intricate dance between the church and the queer world, graces us with their eloquent and insightful commentary. They offer prose that enlightens both the devout and the curious alike.
As Executive Director of Texas Impact, Bee mobilizes Texans of diverse faiths to advocate for vulnerable people, local communities, and a livable planet. Bee holds an MPAff from UT’s LBJ School and is a ruling elder in PCUSA.
Public Education Policy Advocate
Texas Impact Policy Advocate—specializing in violence prevention policy and immigration. Manager of Vidas Robadas, an installation campaign memorializing lives stolen by gun violence.
Faith-based organizer and advocate. Ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. Public Witness Mobilizer at Texas Impact.
Policy Fellow for Texas Impact
Dylan holds a B.A. in Sociology and a certificate in Spanish from the University of Texas at Austin and is motivated by a passion to protect and support Texas' diverse communities.
A United Methodist, 6th generation Texan, seminarian who lives at the intersection of theology and social justice - specifically, educational equity.
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