Lula's Win Is a Win for the Working Class and the Amazon. It's Also a Reminder For the Left to Not Abandon the Vote.
Lula’s narrow victory over Flávio Bolsonaro keeps Brazil’s far right out of the presidency and offers the global Left a lesson: organizing and voter turnout matter, even when elections alone cannot deliver all the change we need.
Dolores Huerta Spent 60 Years Fighting for the People Who Feed America
Dolores Huerta helped turn a farmworker uprising into a national movement and dedicated her life to putting power in the hands of ordinary people.
Urban Rivers and the Fight to Save Chicago’s Waterways
We sat down with Urban Rivers’ Co-Founder and Executive Director, Nick Wesley, to discuss how the organizing is filling a massive gap to restore and protect urban rivers in
Scientists Have Discovered a Way to Reverse Coral Bleaching In Just 7 Weeks
Healthy coral clones helped bleached fragments recover within seven weeks in lab experiments. Scientists are exploring how the discovery could help restore damaged reefs in the wild.
Communities Deserve to Know What the Data Center Boom Could Cost Them
Trillions in corporate commitments, complex guarantees and long-term power agreements are financing an enormous expansion. The terms being negotiated now will determine who pays if demand falls short.
Innovative Colorado Wildlife Overpass Reduced Collisions With Animals by 91%
North America’s largest wildlife overpass reconnects 39,000 acres of habitat across Colorado’s Interstate 25, giving animals a safer way to cross. The project offers a model for making wildlife crossings a standard part of highway design wherever roads divide habitats.
Driven by Corporate Greed, Water Bills Rising 19% Faster than Household Income
A new report from Food & Water Watch highlights the explosive growth of drinking water bills across American households already testing the limits of their ability to afford day to day life.
After a Century of Decline, New Yorkers Are Helping the American Chestnut Tree Grow Again
More than a century after chestnut blight was first documented at the Bronx Zoo, young hybrid trees are taking root there as researchers and residents work to restore the American chestnut.
We've Transgressed 7 of the 9 Planetary Boundaries Necessary For a Habitable Life on Earth. We Must Act Now.
We’ve crossed seven of the nine planetary boundaries that keep Earth habitable, and the consequences are already reshaping the conditions of human life.
Number ‘One' Yet Again : Trump Has Made More Stock Trades This Year Than All 535 Members of Congress Combined
Trump’s stock portfolio logged nearly 28,700 stock trades in his first 17 months back in office, more than all 535 members of Congress combined. While working class people live with the real world consequences of his economic decisions, the president holds investments that could directly profit from them.
Wild Ones and the Growing Movement to Restore Native Habitats at Home
Wild Ones is a national and rapidly growing native plant advocacy and education organization that not only helped me to bring back bees and birds to my backyard, but shifted my entire perspective on the natural world and my role in it.
Three States Are Building Age Checks Into Our Phones and Computers
California, Colorado and Illinois have passed laws that make age classification part of your phone and computer. Privacy advocates warn that once this system is in place, it could make more invasive forms of identity verification much easier to expand.
Police Departments Are Using Opioid Settlement Funds to Buy Flock Cameras
Police agencies in at least 10 states have spent more than $920,000 in opioid settlement money on automated license-plate readers, including Flock cameras.
Anthropic Is Building AI to Surveil and Flag Anti-AI Activists Before They Act
Anthropic is building out a corporate intelligence operation that monitors activists, tracks protests near company executives and facilities, and in some cases alerts law enforcement before a crime has occurred.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Launches New ‘Office of Worker Power’ Dedicated to Labor Organizing
New York City just created the nation’s first Office of Worker Power, offering a new model for how local government can help workers organize, understand their rights and rebuild collective power.
A Texas Mom Created a Map of Companies That Are Profiting From ICE Activities. DHS Flagged It as a National Security Threat.
Laura Berlin built a tool showing which companies do business with ICE. Organizers used it to pressure contractors and banks. Then the database showed up in a federal intelligence bulletin.
We Must Protect Our Public Libraries At All Costs
Libraries are taxpayer funded, efficient, humane community service centers and public education hubs that serve everyone equally. We must continue to protect them.
The Lilac House Offers Formerly Incarcerated Women a Place to Land — and Grow — After Prison
We spoke with Pamela Zimba about the housing gap facing formerly incarcerated women, what reentry actually requires after years spent inside and how The Lilac House is building a place for women to navigate what comes next.
The Citizens Revival: How Aztec, New Mexico Is Bringing Civic Life Back, One Weekend at a Time
Citizens Revival organizer Tripp Gomez talks with Hyvemind about rebuilding civic life, strengthening local connection and creating a weekend rooted in the people and places that hold a community together.
Elites Knew the Climate Crisis Would Be Like This. They Chose to Ignore It.
Power has long been hiding the extent of the climate crisis because it really is ‘that bad.’ But that’s not a call to throw our hands up. It’s a call to throw power out.