Justice

“We have more than 40 women who filed sworn testimony in court despite consistent attempts by ICE to silence them.”

The battle against the Dakota Access pipeline is being waged as a renewed assertion of indigenous rights and sovereignty, as a fight to protect clean water, but, most importantly, as part of the global struggle to combat climate change and break from dependence on fossil fuels.

It’s both good ethics and good business to support the rights of Black Americans and women when they are under assault.

The list of massacre sites will continue to grow, without end, until we have the debate and enact sensible gun control.

Demonstrators say their first taste of activism for the French election has inspired them to carry on.

While thousands remembered Sandra Bland at the suburban Chicago church she attended for decades, politicians in Illinois are calling for a federal investigation into Bland’s death. They're seeking the truth to what really happened.

We wallow in ignorance, as corporations thrive on the tobacco industry's old slogan, "Doubt Is Our Product."

Judge Laws said at the conclusion of the case on Feb. 2 at Westminster magistrates court "that the crown had failed to present enough evidence to prove their case."

To this day, they have logged more than 500 instances, so we discussed their motives for doing this work, the challenges they face and lessons learned along the way.

“Everybody can access this system. It’s not just for law enforcement.”