Workers at No Evil Foods say they were union-busted
“I’ve worked a lot of jobs that I would have expected that kind of thing from, but I wouldn’t have expected that coming from them.”
Mexican Americans and immigrants are forced to live next to toxic industries in San Diego
Barrio Logan residents are fighting to change San Diego zoning laws that allow industrial pollution in their neighborhoods
How to organize safely in a post-Roe world
For those new to reproductive justice, taking steps on and offline to protect against surveillance is critical
Abortion restrictions worsen with climate change
The fall of Roe v. Wade and recent climate hazards have the potential to cause added harm to marginalized communities
Latest news
Miami commissioners could still move houseless people to a historic Black beach
Miami advocates are concerned of what’s to come after public outcry dies down
Abortion & Reproductive Justice
Reproductive justice has the blueprint for post-Roe America, but are we ready for it?
At Let’s Talk About Sex, the largest reproductive justice conference in the nation, attendees celebrated movement wins and strategized for a better tomorrow
Climate & Environment
Jacksonians have been concerned for decades over access to clean water
More than 80% of the population in Jackson, Mississippi, is Black, and the residents there remain under a boil water notice without an end date in sight
Become a Member
Join our community of justice seekers and truth-tellers, building collective power through journalism. Understanding the full story has never mattered more.
Economy & Workers’ Rights
Collective liberation requires collective action.
Sign up for Prism’s newsletter to get first access to news and analysis that makes you think—and act.
