Ray Levy Uyeda

Indigenous-led tribunal on Mountain Valley Pipeline a chance to educate about protecting the rights of the non-human world, activists say

In a wide-ranging discussion with Prism, Professor David N. Pellow links climate injustice to the prison industrial complex, militarism, genocide, and

Caitlin Oiye Coon, archives director at Densho, discusses how oral histories, photograph collections, and newspaper archives tell the story of Japanese American incarceration during World War II

Teachers from Iowa and Illinois discuss the powerful connections students make when given the opportunity to discuss the root causes of climate change

Climate change is structural violence committed by the U.S. government

From the U.S. to Gaza, Palestinians farmers are leading efforts to sustain culture and ancestral connection through agriculture

More than 50 municipalities across the U.S. use ranked-choice voting, creating stability in governance essential for carrying out climate policies

The federal government says environmental justice communities deserve consideration. Does that apply to those incarcerated?