#social-justice

#social-justice

We hope to see the judge make this ruling permanent, preserving the garden as a sanctuary for queer, transgender, black, indigenous, and people of color communities.

With intimate interviews, rare archival footage and excerpts from the Ms. book, filmmakers shine a spotlight on the magazine's early days as a radical force for feminism, equality and truth-telling.

I was saddened to learn that gen Z parents don't read to their children because they don't have time, dislike having to read the same book over and over, don't enjoy reading books themselves or find it boring.

"There was a lot of headway being made," says Chauncia Willis-Johnson, the former emergency manager for Tampa, Fla. "Now, not only have we stopped, but we've actually regressed."

Given concerns expressed today, I have decided to withdraw this item from the agenda at this time to provide more opportunities to address council members' questions.

The use of El Cortito was not about efficiency or productivity, but rather a system of control that kept workers stooped, asserting dominance in the fields.

Localizing the food system is how you get to the heart of nutrition security, and that starts with knowing who your farmer is.

The Bay Area Book Festival, in its eleventh year, promises a weekend full of literary activities and discussions centered around important social themes.

Arneson's address looks deeply into the intertwined concepts of individual well-being and social justice, arguing for an understanding that combines personal aspirations with collective societal responsibilities.

In light of the alarming budget cuts in the social sector, particularly in Berlin, we feel compelled to collaborate and make a significant local impact.

This is a story about injustices in the benefits system and how these injustices have inflicted debt, misery and untold stress on some of the most vulnerable and poorest people in our society who have dedicated their lives to looking after loved ones.

At AAPI Women Lead, we believe healing and wellness are integral to liberation, so we use culturally reflective healing and wellness modalities to provide our communities with healing and wellness tools, to reclaim our ancestral forms of healing, and to build power in our communities.