Marianne Dhenin

Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank fighting for the right to a homeland, and for their basic right to water—which Israel continues to deny.

Disability justice activists are joining grassroots efforts to shut down Atlanta’s Cop City, the largest police training campus in the U.S.

Being a Palestinian journalist has never been easy, but Israel’s escalation of violence against members of the press in Gaza is unprecedented, say press freedom advocates. Can global solidarity help stop the bloodshed?

In the face of the escalating climate crisis, a New Jersey organization has created a replicable shelter simulation model that makes temporary housing more inclusive for disabled people.

The planning profession is rooted in principles that puts business ahead of people. Some people are beginning to push back.

It's true that far-right groups are relying on radio communications. But radio’s connection to movement organizing has a much longer and richer history.

Multiple state bills are undoing protections against child labor, but some groups are pushing back.

Labor activists take steps to preserve the documents and strategies they use today, so future organizers will have a practical guide.

Instead of kings, plutocrats, and generals, a new kind of historical walking tour focuses on the people they repressed, and tells a more complete story.

Studies show that investments in public art can improve street safety, provide tourism and new jobs, and combat social isolation and anxiety.

Growing greens can be a powerful tool for change.

She says the pandemic has shown how quickly we can develop a vaccine once we really put our resources behind it; it's time to do the same for climate solutions.

Amid a pandemic biking boom, cycling education organizations are working to make sure access is equitable and inclusive.

The August explosion in Beirut destroyed the country’s largest grain silo, accelerating a food shortage crisis. But Lebanese expatriates are rising to the challenge.