For decades, the burden of birth control has largely fallen on women. But emerging technologies suggest a future where men, too, could take contraceptives. Could this shift lead to sustainable contraceptives?
This spring looks to be a season of high mobilization by labor unions and civil society. For higher education unions alone, two rounds of demonstrations are slated for April.
What do the United Nations’ sustainable development goals have to do with advancing equity goals? More than you might think. Here are some stories from the field.
Public pension funds have more than $6 trillion in assets, over $500 billion in California alone. These dollars can be mobilized to support climate justice—if they are so used.
As an executive order threatens community development financial institution funding, let’s recall the many ways CDFIs advance economic justice in our communities.
The Trump administration presents hurdles for those working on criminal justice reform, but advocates, particularly those who have been directly impacted by the criminal justice system, are committed to pushing for change.
How should nonprofits navigate the new DEI landscape?
Tax increment financing is one of the most common economic development local financing tools around. Unfortunately, its economic and racial justice impacts are highly negative. This must change.
The US South is home to many stores in the nation’s growing dollar store retail networks. Achieving economic justice for these workers is a vital movement task.
As nonprofits, mutual aid groups, and activist movements across the country mobilize to protect migrants and immigrants, the Immigrant Defense Project shares lessons and strategies.
In response to the prevalence of domestic violence, technology activists in the United States and worldwide are leveraging generative artificial intelligence (AI) and chatbots, even virtual reality (VR), to provide accessible, innovative solutions to help survivors where traditional resources may fall short.
The growing wave of anti-trans legislation in the United States has forced many transgender people to consider whether they can safely remain in the country. While some are preparing escape plans and exploring international relocation options, others face significant barriers that make leaving nearly impossible.