Longform

In-depth storytelling that captures the universal human drama of people building power from the ground up.

What slavery, ordeals, duels and lynching can teach us about abolishing war

The way that the abolition of slavery, duels and lynching unfolded offers hope that a similar fate may await war, perhaps even sooner than we think.

A mother who just wanted to know when her son would eat

As her son fasted behind bars, Dolores Canales became the de facto spokeswoman of a growing movement of family members joining together to abolish solitary confinement.

October 29, 2014

Foodies, feds and factory farms — Why we need vegans now more than ever

Vegans are fighting not only the industries that abuse animals and jeopardize the planet, but also an Orwellian world that labels activists as terrorists and slaughter as humane.

September 9, 2014

When Cowboys and Indians unite — Inside the unlikely alliance that is remaking the climate movement

One native prophecy speaks of a black snake that — much like the Keystone XL — will bring great destruction. Another speaks of different peoples uniting to defend the land. Now, it too is becoming a reality, thanks to indigenous-led organizing.

May 2, 2014
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