Rising Up in the Streets: Millions Say “Hands Off” to Trump
An estimated 3 million people protested around the U.S. on April 5.
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Organizing Principles for Anti-Trump Resistance
Though the Trump administration’s fascism is unprecedented in the modern day U.S., there are still lessons to be learned from earlier resistance movements.
Transgender College Student Speaks Out on Trumpism
As the Trump administration targets transgender Americans, trans college students are declaring their right to exist.
Texas Abortion Providers Fight Back
As sepsis-related deaths spike for pregnant people in Texas, Ken Paxton is targeting abortion providers.
Trump Disappears Hundreds of Venezuelans Into a Gulag
The Trump administration illegally rescinded Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan nationals. What can be done?
Protests Across California Target Trump–Musk Assault on the Public
In recent weeks, a coalition of advocacy organizations in California have come together to protest the impact of the pro-billionaire budgeting decisions happening in Washington, D.C. As part of a
Rising Up in the Streets: Women’s March 2025
During the most recent Women’s March, thousands gathered in Los Angeles to challenge the Trump administration’s oppressive agenda.
How Tariffs Can Be a Good Idea for People and the Planet
If executed correctly, tariffs can be a powerful tool for upholding labor and human rights standards.
Trump Unleashes New McCarthyism Against Palestine Activism
Mahmoud Khalil has not been charged or a convicted of any crime, but he is still facing deportation.
Clawing Back Public Protections of Our Land, Air, and Climate
The Center for Biological Diversity is suing DOGE in a first of its kind lawsuit to protect government-funded environmental work.
What Does Trump Really Want From Russia’s War on Ukraine?
The confrontation between Trump and Velenskyy is unprecedented and should be treated as such.
How to Start Making Change With Those You’d Rather Cancel
“Calling In” offers masterful tips for coming closer toward people we fundamentally disagree with.
New York Passes Climate Superfund to Make Polluters Pay
Could New York’s plan to fine fossil fuel companies work to curb the untenable costs of climate catastrophe?
Who Will Hold Trump Accountable for Violating the Constitution?
Donald Trump is undermining the Constitution to expand his own power. What recourses do we have?
Migrant Workers Shape Their Own Narratives
While migrant workers are regularly demonized by politicians, they have not been deterred from telling their own stories.
How Migrant Workers Are Organizing Against Trumpism
Migrants at Pasadena’s National Day Laborer Organizing Network are facing deportation threats and wildfire recovery at the same time.
Chicago’s Guaranteed Income Project Shows Promising Results
CFF’s guaranteed income project provided $500 a month to 100 formerly incarcerated individuals for 13 months.
How DEI Initiatives Can Continue in Spite of Trump
Though Trump has dismantled federal DEI initiatives, efforts toward racial equity are continuing in other sectors.
Who’s Going to Stop Elon Musk?
Since being named the head of DOGE, Elon Musk appears to be acting without any oversight.
Reimagining Justice Systems in a Post-Abolitionist World
Abolition means reimagining society as a whole.
Do Lies and White Supremacists Run U.S. Prisons?
A new book examines how prisons are used as a tool of white supremacy.
Trump Begins Implementing Anti-Immigrant Agenda
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from implementing its birthright citizenship policy.
Mumia Abu-Jamal: A Mad Dash to the Right
The second election of Trump represents a rightward shift happening across many nations.
Food Justice As a Path Toward Abolition
While food justice may seem unrelated to abolition, Leah Penniman sees them as intimately linked.
What Made the Gaza Ceasefire Possible?
Survivors of the genocide are returning to the rubble of their homes.
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