Could provisions in the Farm Bill help with the high rates of suicide among U.S. farmers?
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.
We could do more to allow these children to stay at home, instead of being forced into institutionalized care.
Decades of disinvestment have led to racialized disparities in access to safe drinking water and effective wastewater services.
“The only way that we are going to get people to have a decent, equitable future is to completely re-envision this entire rubric that is suffocating and killing our people,” says lawyer Noelle Hanrahan.
Why childbirth stories are valuable in shaping family transitions.
What can stories of witches tell us about solving the plastics problem?
Astrology is a map that directs us to deep connections and meaning-making.
Decentralized water recycling systems are a leading strategy to make water use more sustainable.
FireGeneration advocates for Indigenous-led, youth-powered approaches to the wildfire crisis
The decision shows that Native nations can win—even against the odds—by uniting in a collective effort.
A gun control organization run by women of color is putting white women on the frontlines of demanding a ban on guns.
A transracial adoptee’s search for her Indigenous roots.
L.A.’s district attorney just charged a polluting plant with 22 felonies.
What does queer joy look like in this political moment? Three queer artists respond.
In a world obsessed with the concept of forever, Cherizar Crippen encourages us to recognize the beauty in impermanence.
Has a fixation with visibility hindered the fight for collective LGBTQ liberation?
“Deep canvassing” offers a model for how anti-racist Americans can practice what they preach and work to promote racial justice narratives.
In Haaland v. Brackeen, the justices affirmed that Native Americans are not a race—they are independent nations.
How one amateur wildlife photographer in India built a team of 150 conservationists.
To mark the summer solstice, Juneteenth, and Pride month, Junauda Petrus offers a spell rooted in the erotics of abolition.
People of color were the most harmed by the war on cannabis, but we can heal the damage of prohibition and ensure a fairer future.
Devon Parfait, 25, knows climate change may wipe out his people's lands, but he’s not willing to lose their culture, too.
When record-setting rain fell in Brazil, responses varied between communities—and so did the number of lives lost.
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