Amid ongoing union contract negotiations in the WNBA, Phoenix Mercury player Satou Sabally criticized the league's latest offer as a 'slap in the face', reflecting broader labor frustrations and demands for equitable treatment. This public stance supports the rights of workers to fair compensation and robust union representation.

The Phoenix Mercury, along with the Phoenix Suns and Honeywell Aerospace, announced a multi-year partnership aimed at inspiring Arizona youth by promoting STEM education through camps, workshops, and themed events at PHX Arena. The initiative seeks to foster academic confidence and inclusivity while opening career pathways in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Phoenix Mercury, in partnership with the Phoenix Suns, announced a $100 million investment to build a new team member business headquarters and a state-of-the-art practice facility. The project aims to provide modern amenities and an open work environment, thereby enhancing employee culture and contributing to the revitalization of downtown Phoenix.

Phoenix Mercury has actively leveraged its platform in support of international human rights by partnering with the Bring Our Families Home campaign in response to Brittney Griner's overseas detainment. This initiative underscores the team's commitment to using sports as a catalyst for progressive social justice and anti-authoritarian values.

Phoenix Mercury’s communications and social media teams, in collaboration with Cherelle Griner and community partners, launched the #WeAreBG campaign and held a 'Bring BG Home' rally to generate public support and pressure for the release of detained player Brittney Griner. The efforts, which included creative digital activations and rallying fan energy, contributed to maintaining a spotlight on Griner’s case and helped pave the way for diplomatic negotiations.