Workers say the move is the latest in a series of union-busting tactics and retaliation for months of organizing

Domestic violence against disabled women is an issue “hidden” right in front of us. It has been absent from the news coverage surrounding Domestic

The same systems of violence that incarcerate and displace marginalized communities deny their reproductive freedom

Disabled users fear the loss of Twitter-based networks they’ve spent years building for communication, commerce, and connection

Concerned citizens call for more funding after “major blow” to key COVID-19 tracking metric

With delays of up to two years, Iranians hoping to study in the U.S. face disrupted careers and psychological distress

An interview with public health and policy expert Matthew Cortland on how events must consider disabled attendees’ safety and health needs

Recent winners of PEN America’s Prison Writing Awards are missing a total of $925 in payments—a small fortune in prison

The Stop Cop City movement recalls Atlanta’s 1996 Olympic bid and the city’s history of wealth and white communities over Black and working-class people

The son of a Palestinian Freedom Fighter tortured to death by Israeli soldiers inherits his father's legacy—and his pain.

Anti-Palestinian posts made by an employee of the publisher fueled a marketing boycott by book creators online

The U.S. treats only some children as deserving of care and protection, mirroring the same ideals that underpin ableism

Solidarity between union workers at HarperCollins and authors is more crucial than ever

Legal advocates say it’s a direct consequence of Section 306, a law that deems applicants from a “state sponsor of terror” ineligible for visa applications

As domestic terrorism laws are wielded against climate activists, we must resist the urge to turn to the carceral state for protection

As domestic terrorism laws are wielded against climate activists, we must resist the urge to turn to the carceral state for protection

Hear from journalists and political educators on how to sift through propaganda presenting as news during a presidential election year.

Sex workers face hostility, from electoral politics to the dehumanizing carceral state, but continue to organize with and for each other

Legal advocates say it’s a direct consequence of Section 306, a law that deems applicants from a “state sponsor of terror” ineligible for visa applications

The lawsuit seeks to stop U.S. aid to Israel for its continued assault on Gaza

The remedy for the problems the law supposedly addresses comes from creating better conditions for people to flourish and be free from the ills oppression facilitates

Many abortion support groups nationwide say addressing reproductive injustice in Gaza is also part of their mission

Proposed legislation to criminalize youth-friendly drag shows has led some drag queens to fear for their safety

Despite Biden’s campaign promises, the administration has abandoned COVID precautions and infrastructure, leading to a higher COVID death count than under Trump

Police don’t stop or prevent crime, but police propaganda in U.S. media pushes another narrative

Ableist misconceptions lead many to believe disabled people don’t desire to be parents

Workers, advocates, and consultants in the field of reproductive justice are grappling with the silence of major organizations about Israel’s ongoing siege on Gaza

65 years ago, Emmett Till was brutally murdered and his tragic legacy became engraved into American history.

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These attacks on journalists are part of a regime of occupation, apartheid, and extermination that dates back to before the 1948 Nakba

From the country of Georgia to communities across the U.S., successful models for decreasing the footprint of the police are in full swing

“Once you unlearn Zionist propaganda, there is no going back”

As the fight continues to stop the construction of an 85-acre police training complex, organizers pursue a ballot referendum but are concerned about crackdown

The Colorado Springs shooting targeting an LGBTQIA+ club on Trans Day of Remembrance was stoked by the white supremacist, Christian-fascist right

Louisiana is the only state where every Republican and Democratic woman senator voted to remove reproductive rights

Drag Queen Story Hour has come under attack during Pride month, but performers say they’re putting “glitter first, fear second”

Safe spaces are critical in helping LGBTQ+ people thrive, but those spaces have recently been under attack

Police have arrested dozens of UT-Austin students since student organizers ramped up their efforts in April

With delays of up to two years, Iranians hoping to study in the U.S. face disrupted careers and psychological distress

Our goal is to train, teach, and share strategies with editors, journalists, and media professionals to bring your newsroom or publication into closer alignment with movements for liberation. 

Israel’s digital presence takes the historical wartime propaganda playbook into the social media age

Black workers have always been part of the labor movement, but unions must prioritize anti-racist practices and make room for Black leadership

Organizers say a deeper conversation is needed on the issues that have plagued Buffalo for decades, including redlining and racial segregation

The literary nonprofit receives millions of dollars in funding for its prison writing programming, funds that former staffers say rarely benefit those inside

In a housing crisis created by the unmitigated greed of corporate property owners and landlords, tenants need to know their rights

Building on the foundation of previous strikes and organized movements, people on the inside of Alabama prisons are now regrouping to continue the fight for abolition

Anti-protest legislation is backed by oil and natural gas interests and obscures the violence of the fossil fuel industry

From potentially deadly mishandling of mobility devices to people’s refusal to wear masks, travel during a pandemic can be a laundry list of stressors for disabled people

Reddit is a breeding ground for particularly vile and violent communities that target women and the trans community—and it’s only getting worse

According to internal documents obtained by Prism, the health care organization’s leaders were instructed to deny the organization’s link to the arms manufacturer Raytheon. More broadly, pro-Palest...

Getting older is considered a privilege for disabled people, who must also navigate grief and loss more often than others

The Florida Board of Education voted unanimously on new guidelines designed to threaten school districts and teachers that support LGBTQIA+-inclusive policies

What constitutes genocide is clearly defined, and it is what we are witnessing in Palestine

For over 20 years, Dr. Albert Kligman experimented on incarcerated men at Philadelphia's Holmesburg Prison. Those who profited have yet to redress the harm

As HarperCollins workers extend their strike into the new year, several authors express their support for the union despite potential risks to their debut novels

Library workers should proactively strengthen policies and practices to fight book bans and prioritize social justice

Adoptees are intimately familiar with the same systems of white supremacist violence that make reproductive justice necessary