As flotilla vessels continue the journey to Gaza in defiance of Israel, volunteers and their loved ones encourage a “litany ...

The mass mobilization on May Day was a show of power — and a dress rehearsal of the tactics it takes to win against an ...

Whole systems stand exposed by the brave people who went on the flotilla to Gaza, willing to cross water for strangers.

While many proclaim that our species is doomed, the everyday work of mothers and caregivers shows that a better world is ...

This article is adapted from a Choose Democracy newsletter email. The news is moving so fast that it’s hard to make meaning out of each twist and turn. In a 24-hour span, Border Patrol turned tail and ...

Fredy Champagne has been a peace activist ever since he returned from combat in Vietnam. He’s been kicked out of college, where he was accused of starting a riot. He’s opened health clinics in Vietnam ...

It is common knowledge that free speech has legal limits in the public square. What may be less well known is that the famous Supreme Court ruling — refusing protection for “falsely shouting fire in a ...

This article is adapted from a Boycott Central newsletter email. Across social media, many are arguing about the value of the Feb. 28 economic boycott. That boycott was called as a 24-hour economic ...

In June, Catholic Bishop Michael Pham of San Diego, who fled Vietnam as a 13-year-old refugee in 1980, was part of an interreligious clergy delegation at a federal building in San Diego. Two ...

Although there have been smaller victories around private prison divestment at the campus level, Columbia is now the first institution to officially divest. Created with Sketch. (Facebook / Columbia ...