A Beacon of Hope in the Fight Against Hate and Extremism

Confronting the Painful Past: Perspectives From the U.S. South

A Panoramic View of Black History

‘It Was Done Deliberately,’ Ex-U.S. Rep. Says of Florida’s Unfair Voter Maps

“They Did Their Work, We Now Have Our Work”

The SPLC has a 50-year history of combating hate and extremism

Melba Bolton Richardson Recounts Sister’s “Life-Changing” Experience Witnessing Rosa Parks’ Arrest

Former Officer on Obstacles to Reforming Florida’s Prison System

Man Says His Time at Florida Prison “Was Like Walking on Eggshells”

SPLC Report Examines Abuse of Incarcerated People at Florida Prison

Woman Recounts Abuse of Family Member Incarcerated in Florida Prison

Alabama Father, Son Recall Ordeal Over Drug Accusation

Georgia Teacher Talks About Being Suspended for Facebook Post About Charlie Kirk

Organization a “Light on the Hill” for Kids in Rural Alabama Community

On SPLC’s Mississippi Tour, Rural Communities Give Voice to Concerns

Gullah-Geechee Descendants Have ‘Binya’ ... And Will Remain

Access the SPLC's "Living In The Wake" project

In “Heartbeat of the Ninth Ward,” Two Generations of New Orleans Musicians Thrive

Reporter Outlines Failings of Media Coverage in Wake of Katrina

"Radical Recovery Is Rebuilding a System To Meet Your Needs"

"Voting Is More Than Just a Vote," a Political Cartographer's View

German-U.S. Project Draws Parallels Between Painful Histories

A Graduation for "Change Agents"

"When We Need The System, Some Qualify and Some Don't"

“It’s Not Just About Running a Program, This is People's Lives”

Education and Inspiration at Youth Leadership Institute

How Hate Groups in the U.S. Worked to Divide the Country in 2024

This is our movement. Together we fight. #100DaysAndBeyond

Quilter O.V. Brantley brings "Good Trouble" to the CRMC

At Jubilee 2025, Commemoration and a Call to Action

SPLC’s Alabama State Office Helping Communities Bring About Lasting Change

Apathy Is Not An Option | A Podcast From Southern Poverty Law Center

Transforming the South, Transforming the Nation

During Truth, Poverty and Democracy Tour, Mississippi Residents Share Struggle for Survival

On Election Day in Georgia, a Last-Minute Push to Ensure "Voices Are Heard"

“Excited.” “Anxious.” “It Feels Important.” First-Time Voters Share Their Experiences

In Huntsville, Alabama, Fire Destroys Encampment for City’s Unhoused

Teen Explains Why Montgomery, Alabama’s Flag Needs to Go

A "frustrating" cycle for Chickasaw resident

Apathy is not an option. #TheSouthsGotNow #Decidimos #BeAVoter #Election2024

📣 Join us for a voter registration drive at the @MorehouseFilmFest!

Today we recognize Sonnie Hereford IV, the first African American to integrate #Alabama schools

“We’re Small, but We’re Proud,” Say Residents of Royal, Florida

“I Have a Stake”: Mississippi Event Underscores Importance of Voting Rights

For Hate Groups, a “Year of Preparation” Ahead of 2024 Elections

Facing Death Threats, Drag Performer Perseveres

CARE Centers a “One-Stop Shop” for Fighting Extremism

Tracking Hate and Extremism Across the U.S.

SPLC Presents the Year in Hate and Extremism 2022

In Selma, Alabama, the Fight for Justice Marches On

In Montgomery, Alabama, Ceremony Marks 59th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday

An Original Freedom Rider Discusses the Past, Present and Future of Advocacy

For Atlanta Residents, Uncertainty Lingers Years After Forest Cove Condemned

People Share Their Stories About Experiencing Homelessness in Georgia

Man Discusses What It Takes to Live as an Unhoused Person

“We Just Need a Little Help”: Woman Has Lived in the Woods for Past 4 Years

“I Just Tried to Survive”: Man’s Three Decades Experiencing Homelessness

Pastor Says St. Petersburg Stadium Plan Is an Insult to Residents

Stadium Plan Threatens Historically Black Neighborhood in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Woman’s “Mentally Exhausting” Experience Living Unhoused in Atlanta