These Women are Fighting Climate Change in Miami’s Vulnerable Neighborhoods
Climate gentrification is creeping into southern Florida's underserved communities, but a group of female activists is fighting back.
These Indian YouTubers Reshape Attitudes on Rape Culture With Satire
All India Bakchod -- one of India's most popular groups of comedians -- use their acidic humor to call out powerful systems of oppression.
Young Indonesian YouTubers Are Combatting Extremist Hate Speech With Humor
As one of Creators for Change, The Cameo Project is raising awareness on sensitive issues to the world's biggest Muslim population.
People Can't Afford College, so They're Taking Free College Classes Online
Massive Online Open Courses could spark a college affordability renaissance, but they're also probably too good to be true.
82 Years of Social Security Now Threatened by Trump Policies
FDR signed the Social Security Act in 1935, and we're still arguing about how it's a basic American value.
California Lawmakers Want to Fight Student Debt by Covering Your Rent
The "Degrees Not Debt" program wants to make college more accessible by paying for housing, books, transportation, and other hefty college costs.
Trump-Backed Legal Immigration Cuts Could Wreck US Farming Industry
If Trump's immigration plans go through, your dinner will look very different.
College Is for the Rich, Now More Than Ever
Higher education is increasingly out of reach for many low-income, working-class and middle-class Americans.
International City Officials Met to Preempt Climate Change Destruction
At the 100 Resilient Cities Urban Resilience Summit, city leaders from around the world met to figure out the best way to thrive in the age of climate change.
In 2017, College Affordability Is Far From a Reality in the US
State legislators are still hard at work developing creative programs to pump the breaks on student debt and increase accessibility to postsecondary programs.
Teachers Share Their Concerns About Education Politics in the US
Wages are low, policies and rhetoric are frustrating, but America's teachers are undeterred.
Teachers Shape the Next Generation, But Can They Live Off Their Salaries?
Wages are low, policies and rhetoric are frustrating, but America's teachers are undeterred.