Marianne Dhenin

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Collage, Left: Abu Saifan, a taller person in a black jacket, next to Salloum, a shorter person with dark hair, wearing a beige scarf, among olive trees. Right: A yellow and green field

Agrimovement on Farmworker-Led Organizing for Food Sovereignty in Lebanon

Students at desks with their backs to the camera; an adult stands at the front of the room before a whiteboard

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

Seven people seated at a long table before an audience; behind them a projected sign reads "Verdict of the Tribunal: The U.S. & Israel are guilty of genocide and ecocide in Palestine."

Prosecutors at International Tribunal on Palestine Accuse Israel of Ecocide

Collage: On the left, sepia-tone photo of two young Black kids in dress attire on the front steps of a home. On the right, two Black adults in a parking lot. One uses a wheelchair.

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

About two dozen people on marble steps with green, black, and white signs calling for divestment from war and human rights violations. Th front row hold large signs spelling "DIVEST."

St. Louis Organizers Win Ethical Investment Resolution

A small structure, the former Ruben's Ice House, is photographed under renovation, its windows boarded up.

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