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Marianne Dhenin__Business Insider |
Activists say ending local and state cooperation with ICE is a key way to obstruct Trump’s mass deportation machine.
Canary Mission faces a class-action lawsuit under a new Illinois anti-doxxing law.
Disabled, ill, and aging Americans are facing a broken system that's now harder to navigate than ever.
Support and rights advocacy are seen as a duty of care for many nurses who are organizing to protect their patients.
Disability justice organizers are turning to immigrant rights groups to guide their interventions and support work.
The infringement of Muslims’ religious rights has intensified in ICE jails under Trump 2.0, civil rights advocates say.
Targeted for pro-Palestine speech, these academics are refusing to back down.
The state is baring the history of generations of disabled people and the violence many faced while institutionalized.
Organizing and rights trainings have helped health care workers protect their colleagues and their patients.
American Historical Association members are undaunted by the veto: “We educate. We organize. We have to keep fighting.”
Organizers share where they find hope in the struggle for disability justice as we go into the second year of Trump 2.0.
New efforts to shut down honest discussion of Palestine could restrict everything from literature to science classes.
Prosecutors at the International People’s Tribunal on Palestine decried Israel’s destruction of farms and water sources.
Medical institutions are silencing their staff and impeding efforts to build solidarity with medical workers in Gaza.
“There’s a lot of misinformation, and nobody seems to know what’s going on,” a resident of Missouri said.
The proposed elimination of the National Endowment for the Humanities threatens Indigenous libraries and arts programs.
Tribal leaders and environmental advocates warn salmon populations will go extinct without remediation efforts.
Truthout speaks to filmmaker Reid Davenport about assisted suicide, Medicaid cuts, and the fight for disabled lives.
A St. Louis coalition argues that these exemptions rob schools of funding, contribute to pollution, and fuel wars.
Dismantling a key HHS agency, gutting important programs, and cuts to Medicaid will roll back decades of progress.
As legislative attacks on unhoused people ramp up, disabled people are on the front lines.
The proposed legislation is the newest front in a yearslong attack on ethnic studies in California.
Leftist organizing on housing could be an important bulwark against the rise of Germany's far right AfD party.
Though USAID helped some Egyptians, it also always put “America first,” local development sector workers say.
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