“It’s about relational organizing,” says organizer Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson.

A bundle of letters to activists and organizers on the frontlines in catastrophic times from Let This Radicalize You co-author Kelly Hayes In social movements, some heartbreaks are all but inevitable.

The Trump administration quietly fast tracked a data center project in Nevada earlier this year.

Heber City resident and hopeful political newcomer Robert Duncan McNeill is stepping in as the Democratic candidate for Wasatch County Council at-large Seat A.

REBUILD provides FREE therapy for justice-involved and formerly incarcerated people of color.

A war almost began, not because a machine wanted something or “went rogue,” but because a machine was wrong, and human beings believed it.

“We start to judge our human interactions by what the chatbot can deliver,” says author Sherry Turkle.

“We start to judge our human interactions by what the chatbot can deliver,” says author Sherry Turkle.

AI is devouring our industry and undermining access to factual information. We all have a duty to fight back.

We grieve the worlds we’ve known and what it felt like to live in them.

An Illinois State Police database available online listed personal information, including Social Security numbers.

“Whatever you do, it has to be now,” says organizer Alice Liu.

Creating spaces of reflection, belonging, and collective care

Our politics are not the politics that have detached this country from reality, or normalized increasingly inhuman policies.

Movement Memos · Episode

Our politics are not the politics that have detached this country from reality, or normalized increasingly inhuman policies.

“We can have billionaires or we can have democracy. We cannot have both,” says Gil Durán.