Founder of Operation Breaking Stereotypes and AWTT Director of Education, Connie Carter, talks about the history of OBS in this Bangor Daily News article.  Read Robin Clifford Wood’s article

Brooksville, Maine — On January 31, the United States Postal Service will unveil a new postage stamp honoring Shirley Chisholm. The image used for the stamp is

This letter about the Maine Wabanaki-State Child Welfare Truth and Reconciliation Commission by Arla Patch and Robert Shetterly was first published in the Lewiston Sun

This month, AWTT begins a series of professional development workshops for Maine teachers, funded by the Maine Community Foundation. Rob Shetterly and Connie Carter will

Twenty Mount Desert Island (ME) and Bronx Academy of Letters (NY) students met for  five days at MDI High School and worked on a powerful project about hate

The government has it right. Chelsea Manning is guilty – but not for the crimes they convicted her for. If her crime was defending democracy, guilty.

Very few of Rob Shetterly’s AWTT subjects have elicited a response as powerful as the one to his most recent portrait of Edward Snowden. Yesterday, on

Eve Ensler, In the Body of the World: A Memoir, Metropolitan Books, New York, 2013. There’s a story I like to tell about William Sloane Coffin speaking at

Peace & Justice centers, schools, progressive media sites, environmental and social justice advocates and other organizations can now raise money for their programs and causes