I just voted in The Webby People's Voice Awards and checked my voter registration.

I just voted in The Webby People's Voice Awards and checked my voter registration.

Diane Wilson recognized Exxon’s playbook – and showed how local people can take on even the most entrenched industries

On A People's Climate: The path to climate justice is local.

As the impacts of the raids quickly ripple outward from Charlotte, North Carolinians are mobilizing to stem enforcement operations in their communities

Diane Wilson recognized Exxon’s playbook – and showed how local people can take on even the most entrenched industries

Diane Wilson recognized Exxon’s playbook – and showed how local people can take on even the most entrenched industries

Diane Wilson recognized Exxon’s playbook – and showed how local people can take on even the most entrenched industries

On A People's Climate: “If you want to support Palestine, get free.”

“No matter how many billions you have, you don't have enough to buy our lives.”

“No matter how many billions you have, you don't have enough to buy our lives.”

On A People's Climate: What the soil can teach us in the fight for climate justice.

Edelman invented the fossil fuel narratives, and now it’s running communications for COP30. All the while, frontline communities are telling very different stories.

On A People's Climate: The largest dam removal in US history.

On A People's Climate: A call for big, bad, bold courage.

As the daughter of Palestinian immigrants, Rania Batrice has blazed a life path as a voice for the silenced including the topics of gun violence, climate change, immigration, and women’s rights. Rania...

On Episode 2 of A People's Climate: This is when people-powered movements matter most.

Climate conversations about real, grassroots action that puts power back in the hands of the people. From Counterstream and The Nation. Hosted by Shilpi Chhotray.

The first episode of A People’s Climate, a new podcast for The Nation, uncovers the radical history of one woman’s fight against corporate power, mass incarceration, and militarism

The people most harmed by ecological violence are usually the least represented in the stories we consume about climate change. That’s why the podcast A People’s Climate exists.

Environmentalist and social justice advocate Shilpi Chhotray talks about how climate change affects people of color

Palestinians are writing their stories, documenting both the horror of the war and the resilience of the people. Young people and Gaza elders are recording testimonies—narrating their stories for the ...

The International Court of Justice’s silence on Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestinians reveals how international law fails the vulnerable

At the heart of a new lawsuit against Louisiana: a battle over narrative, public health, and the right to tell the truth.

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Plus an explosive exposé on ICE from The Margin.

And why Critical Race Theory should be part of every climate agenda.