
When children run
In most places, children running signals joy. Here in occupied Palestine, it is often a sign that the army is nearby. This sight is common

In most places, children running signals joy. Here in occupied Palestine, it is often a sign that the army is nearby. This sight is common

On August 15, the second annual Friends Across Borders run took place in Douglas, AZ, and Agua Prieta, Sonora. People gathered on both sides of

If there is one comic strip I remember from childhood, it is the one of Mafalda giving an aspirin to the globe after watching the

Members of Asubpeeschoseewagong Netum Anishinabek First Nation (Grassy Narrows) are once again preparing to travel 1900 km to Toronto to call for mercury justice. The

When the earth shakes in Colombia, not only do the foundations of mud, wood or cement tremble; the daily life of those who day by

In a cafe, In Al-Khalil, five teenage girls approached me, an older white woman, and asked lots of questions. Is love real? was their last

What’s happening on the border right now? The quick and easy answer is, “Not much.” Border Patrol is not deporting people through the port here

Europe today lives in a state of profound contradiction. At the latest World Cup, it celebrated the vibrant, dazzling triumphs of youth born in the

In June, we allowed ourselves to feel a cautious sense of hope. An end to Trump’s war on Iran seemed reachable, as did a fragile

For most people on Turtle Island, the most alarming sign of climate change is that every summer now, the land burns. As of 15 July,