Curiosity Rover Finds Liquid Water on Mars
Recent discoveries by NASA’s Curiosity rover have proven that Mars has salty liquid water slightly beneath its soil.
Month: May 2015
Women Taking Art to the Streets
In March 2015, women from all over the world gathered in London for Femme Fierce, a festival to highlight street art created by women.
Climate Change at the Polls
A recent report shows that climate is on the mind of voters in the United States.
Irrawaddy Dolphin Population Declining
The population of the Irrawaddy dolphin in Laos is down to five. The World Wildlife Fund is calling for an end to illegal fishing and strict regulation of boat traffic in the area.
Fight for $15 Goes Global
On April 15, 2015, Fight For $15, an organization working to raise the U.S. minimum wage, held their largest protest in the history of the movement.
Art Against Police Brutality
Have you ever experienced injustice? Fedalis Grullon shares her story about creating art and organizing a protest to stand up against police brutality.
Original Drawing by Alia Kaluhiokalani
Animal paradise
What Happened to Obama’s World without Nuclear Weapons?
In 2009, President Obama gave a speech expressing hope for a “world without nuclear weapons,” yet his administration is investing tens of billions of dollars to update and rebuild the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Radical Monarchs Take Flight in Oakland
In 2014, Anayvette Martinez’s fourth grade daughter wanted to join a girl’s group similar to but separate from the Girl Scouts of the USA. The Radical Monarchs were born.
Someday, You Could be a Civil Rights Attorney Like Zahyr K-R Lauren
Civil rights attorneys help people fight for their rights when they have experienced an injustice. Zahyr K-R Lauren is an attorney for the Sylvia Rivera Law Project in New York City.
