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This is our chance. We have anticipated the 2020 election since the day after the 2016 election. We knew what was at stake then, and …

Today is Indigenous People’s Day, where we recognize our country’s original residents. Before the murderous intrusion of Christopher Columbus and his colonial settlers, Indigenous People …

I’ve had many conversations lately with friends about finding hope among all the challenges we’re experiencing. It’s not easy in the midst of a pandemic, …

As fires ravage our state and natural disasters become increasingly catastrophic, it is clear we are living in the midst of the climate crisis. EnviroVoters …

Like you, I was heartbroken to learn of the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, champion for civil rights, gender equity, and progressive causes. She …

At this moment we are all feeling the impacts of the very present climate crisis. These are uncertain and scary times. While we are grappling …

Once again, Joshua Tree National Park is in trouble. For the last three years, the Florida-Based corporation, NextEra Energyhas tried and failed four times to …

We all know the current president is pushing to roll back every environmental policy on the books. But here in California as we are grappling …

For far too long, the white environmental movement has tried to separate issues of race from environmental work, but we know that concern for the …

The fight against the climate crisis and systemic racism is undeniably connected. Systemic racism created the circumstances that severely restrict the power of Black, Brown …

In these unprecedented times, we understand that celebrating Fourth of July might not feel quite the same this year. In this year alone, we have …

Today is Juneteenth – the oldest holiday marking the emancipation of the last enslaved Africans in the United States. It’s a day not only for …