Gender justice | Jobs To Build These Homes, We Chose an All-Women Crew The Mudgirls collective redefines expectations about what a construction site is supposed to look like鈥攃hild care, breastfeeding breaks, and all. The Mudgirls | Jul 26, 2018
Racial Justice | Immigration Families of Interned Japanese Americans See Parallels to Detentions at Border Debates over confining migrant parents and children stir activism in a new generation of Japanese Americans. Glenn Nelson | Jul 19, 2018
Gender justice | Women | Reproductive rights Women鈥檚 Rights Are Center Stage in One Kentucky Community A local theater group tackles stigma and prompts conversations in a state where abortion is steadily under attack. Ivy Brashear | Jul 18, 2018
Racial Justice | Immigration You Want to Know Who America Is, Pay Attention to Who She Was We鈥檝e been here before. Kea Worthen | Jul 12, 2018
Racial Justice | Immigration | Citizens United Caravan of Grandmothers Heads to Mexico Border The group leaving from New York will onboard other 鈥済rannies鈥 and allies along the way to support migrating families. Lornet Turnbull | Jul 9, 2018
Racial Justice How Issues in the South Affect the Entire Nation The South is a proven testing ground for regressive policies and practices that often make their way to the rest of the U.S. Kevon Paynter | Jul 5, 2018
Sustainable food and farming 5 Reasons Salmon Are an Environmental Justice Solution We need wild salmon鈥攁nd not just because they鈥檙e tasty. They are an indicator of ecosystem health. Shannan Lenke Stoll | Jul 5, 2018
Thomas Paine鈥檚 Truth-to-Power Message in 1776 Paine鈥檚 writing was as uncompromising as a modern blog with the edgy wit and precision of a Twitter thread. Jeff Biggers | Jul 3, 2018
Racial Justice | Immigration How One Woman Stood Up to Border Patrol When They Boarded Her Greyhound Bus She was loud and made sure everyone knew that what was happening was illegal. Yvette Montoya | Jun 28, 2018
Racial Justice | Native rights | Local power | Sustainable food and farming Cooking Stirs the Pot for Social Change Preparing food鈥攁nd letting others in our communities cook for us鈥攊s how we become good citizens who engage with the communities around us. Korsha Wilson | Jun 27, 2018
Local power | Pollution | Water Why Women From Asia Are Confronting U.S. Fracking: Oil Extraction Equals Plastic Production Plastic manufacturers are not responsible for the disposal of their products, so the burden is placed on people in the Philippines. Isabelle Morrison | Jun 25, 2018
Immigration | Citizens United 15 Actions That Can Shut Down Trump鈥檚 Assault on Immigrant Families Whether from your phone or on the front lines of the border crisis, here are things you can do to help. Arun Gupta | Jun 22, 2018
Immigration | Citizens United How to Call Your Representative to Protest Jailing Immigrant Families Step-by-step advice, whether your member of Congress is a Democrat or a Republican. | Jun 21, 2018
Reproductive rights | Education | Gender justice | Local power Where Birth Control Is Scarce, Young Women Create Sex Education Outside the Classroom A Kentucky program trains women to advocate for their reproductive health. Ivy Brashear | Jun 20, 2018
Gender justice 鈥淵ou Taught Me How to Shout Out Loud鈥: A Love Letter to My Fellow Activists Together we saved lives and sparked changes in the healthcare and social support systems that were crumbling around us. Amelie Zurn | Jun 20, 2018
Local power | Education High Schoolers Bring Their Love of Culinary Arts to Feed Local Homeless It wasn鈥檛 enough for a group of students to provide free meals. They鈥檙e looking to tackle systemic problems. Deonna Anderson | Jun 15, 2018
Local power | Citizens United | Democratic reforms | Clean elections | Voter suppression Despite Prosecutor鈥檚 Attempts to Stop Her, Georgia Woman Keeps Registering Voters Jim Crow endures in Georgia as voter suppression efforts persist across the state. But get-out-the-vote activists are undaunted. Adam Lynch | Jun 12, 2018
Reproductive rights | Gender justice | Democratic reforms | Clean elections Just One State Stands Between Women鈥檚 Rights and the Constitution Movements such as #MeToo and #SheShouldRun have re-energized the Equal Rights Amendment. Tina Rodia | Jun 11, 2018
Local power | Citizens United Blacksmiths Turn Unwanted Guns Into Garden Tools Shotguns often become hand spades, and a weapon like the AR-15 that was used in recent mass shootings has a thicker barrel that suits an afterlife as a mattock. Julia Travers | Jun 5, 2018
Montana Center Destroys Unwanted Guns鈥擳rying to Make a Dent in 300 Million Most of the center鈥檚 clients have been middle-aged people who inherit guns and don鈥檛 want them ending up in the wrong hands. Gabriel Furshong | Jun 5, 2018
Affordable housing Forget FEMA Trailers: Here鈥檚 How to House People in a Hurry 鈥淲e don鈥檛 need to wait for a hurricane to hit. We can get started with the recovery right now.鈥 Daniel Blue Tyx | Jun 4, 2018
Guns & America: New Public Radio Project Wants You to Better Understand All Sides A new program will take listeners beyond the politics of the current gun debate to explore Americans鈥 relationships with weapons. Alice Skipton | Jun 1, 2018
Education Teaching the Holocaust Will Change After All Survivors Are Dead More states are requiring Holocaust and genocide education as a way of dealing with the increase in hate crimes. Alan Marcus | May 24, 2018
Criminal justice reform Homes and Gardens: The Best Thing to Ever Happen to a Prison Site New plans for the former correctional center include a permaculture farm, a recording studio, and housing for homeless veterans. Lewis Wallace | May 22, 2018
Racial Justice This Artist Finds Swastikas and Transforms Them Into Cartoons The #PaintBack Project combats the spread of racism and bigotry with art. Isabelle Morrison | May 21, 2018