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‘We can’t stay silent anymore’: On Cop City and grief

Tina Vásquez
'We can't stay silent anymore': On Cop City and grief There is a human toll for Atlanta-based activists organizing against Co

Disabled people of color continue to fight for accessible housing

Bianca Gonzalez
color stock photo of a Black man in a wheelchair wearing brown pants and a white and brown striped button-down. he moves down

We must imagine the climate futures we want to build

ray levy uyeda
digital collage on a background of neon blue, green, pink, and orange circles. three illustrations of young bipoc are encircl

‘They keep the South in their crosshairs’ 

Tina Vásquez
Monica Simpson, executive director of SisterSong in Altanta, Georgia, for Prism's One year post-Roe series

‘Abortion access will be restored in the US’

Tina Vásquez
Kwajelyn Jackson, executive director of the Feminist Women’s Health Center (FWHC) in Atlanta, Georgia for the One year post-R

‘People treat us like the throwaway state’

Tina Vásquez
Jenice Fountain, executive director of Alabama's Yellowhammer Fund shares the post-Roe abortion landscape in the 1 year post-

The Farm Bill could address climate change and structural racism

ray levy uyeda
color photograph of a Latinx farmworker holding a pole that extends diagonally towards the right. small trees line the farmwo

Auzhanae ReeseDrayden is the latest sex worker punished for choosing to survive

Shamira Ibrahim
digital collage on an orange background with a triptych of three color photographs of a Black woman holding an infant child i

 ‘Teens are the most marginalized group when it comes to abortion care’ 

Tina Vásquez
 ‘Teens are the most marginalized group when it comes to abortion care’ 

‘Abortion access in North Carolina has always been precarious’

Tina Vásquez
‘Abortion access in North Carolina has always been precarious’

‘They cannot beat us in our own house’

Tina Vásquez
Chrysanthemum, Carolina Abortion Fund. Prism's One year post-Roe series features 13 sexual and reproductive health, rights, a

‘The movement still has a long way to go’

Tina Vásquez
‘The movement still has a long way to go’