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Photo Essay
A Step Forward for Conservation in Mongolia?
The Mongolian government considers expanding protected areas, but conservation offsets do not undo the harm of mining.
Trans Communities of Color Survive, Thrive and Fight Back
Artists and activists honor communities of color on Trans Day of Resilience.
Marriott Workers Stay Tough on the Picket Lines
Strikes are an education in power, and its lessons haven't been lost on the Marriott picket lines.
Hurricane Michael Survivor Calls Out Climate Denier Politicians
Russell King's house is the only beachfront property in his town to survive the storm with little damage.
Indigenous and Rural Women Conserve Mother Earth and Empower Their Communities
The struggle for women's rights is more crucial than ever.
As Germany Honors Those Who Fought Fascism, We Must Honor Those Who Fought White Supremacy
Monuments are a lesson in power.
Ten Photos: I Saw What Native Resilience Looks Like
I saw how Native people protected and nurtured each other.
Capturing the Causes and Impacts of Climate Change: 2017 in Photos
2017 was, in many ways, stormy.
Why We’re Investigating Grand Canyon Uranium
The Grand Canyon watershed is suffering from the impacts of uranium mining dating back to the Cold War.
“Mamas Day” Campaign Lifts Up Voices of Mothers Targeted Under Trump
Forward Together will deliver specially created Mamas Day cards to immigrant and Muslim mothers this Mother's Day.