The World’s Most Dangerous Country for Environmental Defenders
Eight years after Berta Cáceres’s murder, nature defenders are still at risk in Honduras.
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On This Earth Day, May We—and Our Movement—Flourish Again
Revive: verb - to restore to life; to flourish again; bring back
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Tribe-Led Relocation Thwarted
The consequences of climate change forced an Indigenous community in Louisiana to relocate away from their ancestral lands. The government failed to abide by their Tribe-led relocation plan. This is the story about one of the first U.S. communities displaced by climate change.
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U.S. Sells Death and Displacement Around the World
The U.S. provides arms to fuel violence abroad—then denies protection to the survivors.
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Mujeres in Action: Elevating Women’s Rights in Honduras
Explore the vibrant and resilient spirit of Foro de Mujeres por la Vida through a powerful photo essay showcasing their unwavering commitment to women's rights.
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What Did Marshallese People Do to Deserve This?
The United States has a deadly, shameful legacy when it comes to the Marshall Islands.
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The Bipartisan War on Asylum
People in migration are under attack from both sides of the political aisle.
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An Insult to Their Memory
Right-wing extremists will stop at nothing to exploit tragedy, whether in Maryland or Michigan.
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Don’t Look Away from the Latest “Red Alert” on Climate Change
UN weather agency warns the planet has never been so close to a critical warming threshold.
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