This is a place to help shape a national justice-for-all agenda that fully includes women of color who have been unrepresented or underrepresented in every aspect of the institutions which impact our lives--government, business, religious groups and community organizations. This is not a site to criticize any individual or organization. Things do not get better by looking back but by moving forward.

Please contribute specific suggestions for programs, actions, and services which are implementable or supportable by our government beginning in 2009. Please share the reason for your suggestion with any available statistics to back it up.

Please identify programs, activities and services already operating successfully, which can serve as models. Please identify dedicated, hardworking, competent women of color who merit presidential appointments, including a note about their work, where it is, what is has achieved and if it needs anything to be even more successful.

It will be helpful to learn of those individuals who are not women of color (men or women) but who have worked long and hard on our behalf.

Please identify important research, studies, literature, all forms of art, as well as histories of exceptional individuals and organizations which merit recognition and preservation.

Please suggest new strategies for funding and fundraising to make what we have go farther and can add to the resources available.

Please recommend readings and activities that can help heal divisions among men, women and youth of the nation, especially in areas of cultural conflicts and misunderstandings. We all can win; no one needs to lose.

Please suggest strategies to end all forms of discrimination in the country, including in education, employment, housing, health care, recreation, retirement, incarceration, leadership and representation. Promote women of color in Congress, Supreme Court, President's Cabinet, federal agencies and law/civil rights enforcement.