Research
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Climate Justice, Economic Justice
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Articles
American Mining Corporation Wins Partial Victory in Lawsuit Against Mexico
An international tribunal awarded only a fraction of the firm’s original claim, but Mexico’s struggle against corporate legal threats continues.
Peace & Foreign Policy
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Articles
Busting the Myths of the US Military’s Presence in Hawai‘i
As land leases come up for renewal, a new report reveals the facts about the U.S. Armed Forces’ impacts in the Pacific Islands.
Articles
Reflections on the Loss of My Big Sister to International Terrorists 50 Years Ago
Those who sought to silence Ronni Karpen Moffitt and Orlando Letelier’s calls for justice and freedom only magnified their cause.
Peace & Foreign Policy
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Articles
First Principles for a New Progressive Foreign Policy
A new wave of progressive, left-wing, and socialist candidates and elected officials face an enormous challenge in articulating a foreign policy for the...
Climate Justice, Economic Justice
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Press Releases
New Report “High Flyers 2026” Reveals How Private Jets Costs Taxpayers and the Planet
One key solution: make private jet-setters pay their fair share.
Climate Justice, Economic Justice
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Reports
High Flyers 2026: The High Cost of Private Jet Excess
How taxpayers and commercial passengers subsidize luxury private jet travel.
Economic Justice, Racial & Gender Justice
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Articles
Immigrants Didn’t Take Your Health Care. ICE Did.
Millions of lawfully present immigrants are set to lose health care under the GOP’s changes. Millions more U.S. citizens will join them.
Peace & Foreign Policy
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Articles
Why Does the Far Right Keep Winning Elections?
From Colombia to Peru to Saxony, the left is not offering voters a convincing economic alternative to globalization.
Peace & Foreign Policy
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Articles
A Tribute to Gloria Steinem and Her Legacy in Korea
Steinem was known to many, but she herself considered crossing the DMZ among the most meaningful acts of her life.
Climate Justice, Economic Justice
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Resources
What Could Indianapolis Fund Instead of Giving Big Tech $395 Million in Tax Breaks for Data Centers?
That sum could address the teacher shortage, install thousands of solar panels, or ease the housing crisis
Economic Justice
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Press Releases
New Report Spotlights Philanthropy Under Oligarchy and How to Reform Charitable Giving to Defend and Expand Democracy
The analysis spotlights the impacts of three major trends in giving – accumulation, capitulation, and, in rare but instructive cases, solidarity – while...
Economic Justice
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Reports
Gilded Giving 2026: Philanthropy Under Oligarchy
How wealthy donors are choosing whether to hoard, fold, or fight.
