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Displacement is energizing Puerto Ricans in the South to organize

Ivette Román-Roberto Mayra Rivera-Vazquez
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Disaster relief often leaves disabled people behind. Disabled first responders are trying to change that

Bianca Gonzalez
color photograph of a Black woman in a wheelchair being pushed by a Black man in a parking lot. several long buses surround t

Climate migration plans must engage impacted communities

ray levy uyeda
color photograph of a person standing in rain bookts, jeans, and a blue rain jacket on a road flooded with water

Worsening climate change could make it harder to vote

ray levy uyeda
Worsening climate change could make it harder to vote

Gov. DeSantis eases voting rules in Republican counties recovering from Hurricane Ian while limiting access for Black communities

Alexandra Martinez
a Black woman walks in a flooded street among partially submerged cars

How to help southwest Florida recover from Hurricane Ian

Alexandra Martinez
a man in a blue long sleeve button down holds a styrofoam takeout container as several people standing behind a folding table

Puerto Rico needs support after Hurricane Fiona. Here’s how to help

Sravya Tadepalli
a young father wearing black sports shorts and a white t-shirt carries a toddler as his other son, a young child, walks besid

Puerto Rican librarians call for greater investment in library sciences and infrastructure to serve public needs

Mariela Santos-Muñiz
a stack of different colored notebooks in the foreground, with middle school students working at desks in a classroom in the

Supreme Court guts EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions

ray levy uyeda
Supreme Court guts EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions

National TV news keeps ignoring the human costs of extreme weather events

Evlondo Cooper
National TV news keeps ignoring the human costs of extreme weather events

BIPOC organizers say Hurricane Ida response feels eerily similar to Katrina

Bareerah Zafar
BIPOC organizers say Hurricane Ida response feels eerily similar to Katrina

Many incarcerated people in Louisiana left behind in the wake of Hurricane Ida

Montse Reyes
Many incarcerated people in Louisiana left behind in the wake of Hurricane Ida