Rep. Alma S. Adams, Ph.D.

Requiring proof of intent to discriminate in states with documented histories of racial voter suppression is not legal interpretation. It is judicial activism and willful blindness.

Congressional oversight exists to serve the public good, not to strong arm universities and police students' political opinions.

This Farm Bill hurts farmers and consumers and it fails to address the current problems facing our farms.

Food assistance is getting cut for those who need it. Costs of fertilizer, equipment, fuel, and labor are rising, tariffs are swinging up and down, crop prices are weak, and farms are going under.

This Farm Bill is just about Punishing Poor People. Call your member of Congress and let them know it's a BAD BILL.

The first-place winner will have their artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year and will be invited, along with a guardian, to Washington, D.C. to participate in the official installation ceremony.

The exhibition will remain on view in the Mint Museum’s Uptown Culbertson Family Learning Center from May 17 through June 7.

Congresswoman Alma S. Adams, Ph.D. (NC-12) is proud to present the grand opening of the 2026 12th District Congressional Art Competition Exhibition, celebrating the creativity, talent, and artistic vision of the next generation of artists from North Carolina’s 12th District.

This Black Maternal Health Week, Congress must take meaningful action and push for the systemic changes Black moms deserve. #inherhonor #justice4April #ariahfoundation #BMHW

The portrait of April Valentine outside my office honors a young mother who lost her life to an untreated blood clot during pregnancy. The CDC has recognized that 80% of maternal deaths are preventable, and Black women are disproportionately affected.

The Congressional Mamas’ Caucus partnered with Mothering Justice and the Ariah Foundation to create the In Her Honor portrait series to recognize the women of color that have died due to maternal health complications. Their names and stories demand action.

Today, I introduced a resolution to recognize April 11 to April 17 as Black Maternal Health Week with Congresswoman Lauren Underwood and Senator Cory Booker. You can read more about it on my website, adams.house.gov

It's Tax Day. Don’t forget to file by 11:59 PM tonight!

Happy Vaisakhi! May this celebration of faith and abundance remind us all of the importance of the Sikh values of charity, unity, and justice.

Medical and dental residents shouldn't have to watch their student loan debt climb while they're training to serve our community. I am proud to co-sponsor the bipartisan REDI Act to stop interest from accruing during residency and help address the growing doctor shortage.

Their work in signals intelligence was vital but largely classified. It is long past time that we honor these veterans and thank them for their service.

Last Thursday, I introduced HR. 8211, the Army Security Agency Monument Act. This bill would establish a monument at Arlington National Cemetery honoring the men and women of the U.S. Army Security Agency who served during WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Cold War.