Although the youth plaintiffs in federal court case Juliana v. U.S. lost a key procedural battle in late December, they are not slowing down. In mid-February they

AWTT’s Robert Shetterly will be the evening keynote speaker at Washington & Jefferson College’s Symposium on Democracy.  Shetterly’s topic will be “An Artist’s Journey into

Fast Company The REFORM Alliance, announced [1/23/19], aims to dramatically reduce the number of people living under unreasonable probation and parole sentences, and in turn, free

From the Huffington Post: The gap between rich and poor is fracturing society, poisoning politics and fueling public anger, according to a new report from

On December 26, in a 2-1 decision, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted defendants’ petition for permission to bring an interlocutory appeal in Juliana v. United

Freelance Journalist Frances Madeson interviews Dahr Jamail about his recent book: The End of Ice: Bearing Witness and Finding Meaning in the Path Of Climate Disruption.

New York Times Don’t miss Michelle Alexander’s impassioned and powerful op-ed column in the 12/11 New York Times! On what moral grounds can we deny

Dr. Margaret Flowers, along with co-author Kevin Zeese, responds to recent Obama conversation at the Baker Institute. Providing an overview of the last three administrations,

A recent Chicago Tribune story highlights Kim Wasserman‘s current work in McKinley Park, fighting with neighbors for environmental safety as a large asphalt plant is under construction across