Sister Love: An Interview with Hudson Hemp and Treaty
They say it will be women who save the planet. Sisters Melany and Freya Dobson, founders of Hudson Hemp and Treaty, are doing their best to give back to the planet by creating sustainable good.
Elka Roderick
Elka Roderick is currently a Masters student at Fordham University in New York studying the intersections of Literature and Philosophy.
John Roulac on The Power and Promise of Regenerative Agriculture
When environmental activist and entrepreneur John Roulac first heard his mentor Will Allen [https://civileats....
Opinion: This Election, Democracy Itself is at Stake
During my senior year of high school, my AP Comparative Government/Economics became a space...
Pandemic Sparks a Revival of the Local Food Movement
The pandemic has caused drastic changes in almost all aspects of our lives. For the...
Reading Beyond Headlines: An Analysis of Media’s Diction
The American Press Institute conducted astudy [https://www.americanpressinstitute.org/publications/reports/survey-research/americans-news-consumption/] in...
DAPL Victory Part of Larger Battle Towards Greener Future
The DAPL is an oil route stretching from North Dakota to Illinois, notably coming within a mile of the reservation of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. The pipeline threatens their water resources, surrounding wildlife, in addition to religious and spiritual ties to the land.
More Than a Moment: Dismantling Systemic Racism in the Cannabis Industry
On Friday, June 26, Minorities for Medical Marijuana [https://minorities4medicalmarijuana.org/] (M4MM), held a virtual...
“Surveillance Pandemic”: Tech’s Growing Involvement in Covid and Policing
The catalyst for important conversations stems from the increased use of surveillance by tech companies sold to police departments and government agencies that directly lead to the dangerous abuse of law enforcement.
Ways to Contribute to the Black Lives Matter Movement
While it’s nice to repost inspiring quotes on Instagram to express our anger and sadness, there are more tangible ways to get involved and join the movement, as words are more powerful when accompanied with action.
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