Educators Worry Palestine Censorship Could Reshape Public Education Entirely

New efforts to shut down honest discussion of Palestine could restrict everything from literature to science classes.

Disability Justice Organizers Are Creating the Liberatory Future We All Deserve

Organizers share where they find hope in the struggle for disability justice as we go into the second year of Trump 2.0.

Your 5 Favorite Stories of 2025

A look back on this year's most-read pieces, with some behind-the-scenes insights and hints at what's coming next.

Health Care Workers Spoke Out for Their Peers in Gaza. Then Came Backlash.

Medical institutions are silencing their staff and impeding efforts to build solidarity with medical workers in Gaza.

Agrimovement on Farmworker-Led Organizing for Food Sovereignty in Lebanon

In a nation where one in five is starving, a powerful farmworker solidarity movement has emerged.

A Growing Coalition is Fighting Censorship in California’s Public Schools

Critics warn that Assembly Bill 715 only emboldens right-wing groups and their attacks on students and teachers.

Prosecutors at International Tribunal on Palestine Accuse Israel of Ecocide

Prosecutors at the International People’s Tribunal on Palestine decried Israel’s destruction of farms and water sources.

‘We Opened a Door Nobody Knew Existed’: How Displaced Black Families Won Reparations in Portland

A historic settlement returns $8.5 million and land to Black families displaced by a decades-old redevelopment scheme — and sets a precedent for cities nationwide.

St. Louis Organizers Win Ethical Investment Resolution

A local Palestine solidarity committee championed the resolution to divest city funds from corporations complicit in human rights violations.

A New Museum Honors San Antonio's Mexican American and Working-Class Communities

Museo del Westside, a new museum in San Antonio's Westside neighborhood, preserves the area’s vibrant cultural and architectural heritage.

Kindah Ibrahim on Rebuilding Syria’s Agriculture Sector

Learning from how communities adapted during the conflict could help make the nation more resilient to climate change.

FDA Guidelines on COVID-19 Vaccines Are Throwing Those Most at Risk Into Despair

“There’s a lot of misinformation, and nobody seems to know what’s going on,” a resident of Missouri said.