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How Frances Perkins Changed Life in America
Frances Perkins, acting as the first female Secretary of the U.S. Department. of Labor, inspired and drafted the original Social Security Act in 1935.
Earth Advocates: Zeitgeist Matters
As we eagerly anticipate the September publication of our new book Portraits of Earth Justice, AWTT’s portrait subjects just keep on doing what they do.
AWTT at National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.
On Friday evening July 8, 2022, Richard Kane’s film, Truth Tellers, about the Americans Who Tell the Truth (AWTT) portrait project, was shown in the auditorium at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.
Advocates Respond to Death of Roe v. Wade
We checked in this week with some women’s rights advocates from AWTT’s portrait gallery, to glean their response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision reversing Roe
Environmental Groups Launch Petition in Support of Juliana Plaintiffs
Checking in with the Juliana youth plaintiffs today. People vs. Fossil Fuels and many other leading climate organizations are circulating a petition demanding that the
How Steven Donziger Became the Boomer Hero of the Millennial Left
June 05, 2022 P.J. McCormick, Rolling Stone “In a room full of beards and beanies, DSA types, leftist podcasters, and Dimes Square affiliates, Steven Donziger —