Archives: Democracy
Articles include: Members of Congress call for public water in Lagos; Member Spotlight: Dr. Christine Runnels; You win huge victory for public health; You expose corporate capture of the UN climate treaty, and more...
Dr. Christine Runnels is a surgical specialist and a social and environmental justice activist. Read about how she increases awareness in her network.
Corporate power is out of control. You can help rein it in. Donate now to our matching gift challenge and double your impact!
Nana Addae is a first-generation Ghanaian-American from Frisco, Texas and student at Emmanuel College. Read how the cycles of history give him hope.
In the face of enormous and entrenched power, here’s how people across the country moved the dial in the midterm elections toward a more democratic and compassionate government wrested free of corporate control.
The next milestone isn’t 2020 -- it’s tomorrow. Today, we reflect on this progress. And tomorrow, we roll up our sleeves to continue to build a more just, equitable democracy.
People, not Big Polluters, must decide the fate of our planet. With people like you and dozens of climate-justice organizations from around the globe, we’ve developed a set of collective demands to reflect people’s voices and put forth a clear path to addressing the climate crisis. Add your name.
We’re facing a coordinated attack on people’s right to vote which will allow transnational corporations to further distort democracy for their own gain. Take action today, on National Voter Registration Day.
Corporations like UPS, AT&T and Comcast are supporting bigotry and hate through ALEC. Speak out and demand they stop!
It takes courage to face this world with clear eyes and open hearts. Executive Director Patti Lynn on how together, acting from a place of courage, we are building the kind of democracy that achieves true justice.
