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The Women of Sunrise

PUBLISHED 4/22/2019 by Jim Grossfeld

Young women are leading a fast-growing movement to enact a Green New Deal and halt climate change.

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Ten Ways to Share Non-Toxic Love on Valentine’s Day (and Everyday)

PUBLISHED 2/14/2019 by A. Tianna Scozzaro

Changing our daily actions isn’t enough—but today (and everyday), you can join our movement to spread non-toxic love. Here are ten ways to start.

Breaking Tradition at the Frontline of Sustainable Fishing

PUBLISHED 12/26/2018 by Carole Knight

Women have traditionally been banished from fishing vessels—but this hasn’t stopped Andrea Angel from mitigating albatross and other seabird deaths in South African waters through intensive engagement with often-reluctant vessel owners, captains and crews.

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The Transnational Feminist Fight to Reform Healthcare

PUBLISHED 11/8/2018 by Marea Goodman

Since the Industrial Revolution, the degradation of our planet has been simultaneous with the devaluation of women’s bodies and lives around the world.

Polar Bears Can’t Vote, So You Have To!

PUBLISHED 11/5/2018 by Lisa Niver

Dr. Stephen Petersen, head of conservation and research at Leatherdale International Polar Bear Conservation Centre, has only one word of advice for the environmentally conscious this week: “Vote.”

Leading the Fight Against Climate Change Like a Woman

PUBLISHED 8/21/2018 by Yesh Pavlik Slenk

We all have a lot to learn about leadership from innovative activists like Radhika Lalit.

Politics is on the Menu at Hell’s Backbone Grill

PUBLISHED 8/7/2018 by Lavinia Spalding

Restaurant owners are making headlines as they navigate the turbulent waters between business and politics. But for the two women who run Hell’s Backbone Grill in a rural Utah town, the road to activism didn’t require a second thought.

Girls v. the U.S. Government

PUBLISHED 7/4/2018 by Sunaya DasGupta Mueller

Young women are taking the lead in a historic climate-justice lawsuit.

LISTEN: Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha Looks Back at Her Fight for Flint, Michigan

PUBLISHED 6/19/2018 by Carmen Rios

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha formed a front line in Flint’s water crisis—and in her new audiobook, she tells the story of the fight of her life in her own voice. Inside is an exclusive clip for Ms. readers.

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Reproductive Justice is Climate Justice: Why I’m Celebrating My IUD This Earth Day

PUBLISHED 4/20/2018 by Sarah Baillie

Three years ago, on Earth Day, I became the proud owner of an IUD. The decision wasn’t just a great choice for my own health—it was also a great way to improve my carbon footprint.

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