Immigrants faced repeated dehumanization on a vast scale during the 2024 election. An organizer reflects on what happened and how to move forward.

In this excerpt from “That Librarian,” Amanda Jones offers a blueprint to battle book censorship in public libraries.

In the wake of AIPAC’s ouster of two pro-Palestine congressional Democrats, a Jewish American digs into the reality of Zionist influence in American politics.

To show their support of a future Madame President, Gov. Tim Walz and others in the party are publicly relinquishing male power and privilege.

In the Ecuadorian Amazon, the Waorani people continue to resist the violence of the white “savior.”

The beguiling, mist-covered forest of Los Cedros provides a vision of a future where the rights of the natural world are actively and effectively protected.

Despite muted microphones during the first debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, each candidate's face spoke volumes.

Votes are power, and many protestors are declaring that without an arms embargo on Israel, no candidate will get their vote.

Right-wing forces are recruiting Asian Americans. Here’s how community members are countering this growing extremism.

Gen Z voters are cautiously optimistic about the vice president. But they want her to end the Gaza genocide.

Donald Trump’s debunked claims tap into a centuries-long racist narrative that has real impact on Haitian immigrants and Haitian Americans, in Ohio and beyond.

After a 19th-century treaty left them landless, the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians are reclaiming their ancestral lands—and their traditional wildfire management practices.

From the U.S. to Palestine, Indigenous people have been pushed off their land in the name of conservation. It’s time we decolonize our relationships—with the Earth and each other.

The Tony Award-winning play, loosely based on Alicia Keys’ childhood, falls into the same trap much theatre does, failing to depict the nuances of Black trauma.

Schools are a powerful place to begin building an LGBTQ-affirming culture, as an antidote to fear and bigotry.

Practicality meets possibility in Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s new book, which dares to ask, “What If We Get It Right?”

Faced with the spread of militarized police training facilities known as "cop cities," grassroots activists are taking the call to #DefundPolice to cities nationwide.

In the Netherlands, where most people are non-religious, a scientist is using neopaganism to shift the dialogue around climate adaptation.

Despite conservative efforts to criminalize medication abortion using the 1873 Comstock Act, organizers continue to expand access to this necessary health care.

“We need more white relatives to face their own truth, though doing so may bring immense discomfort,” says Edgar Villanueva.

A new statewide proposal is the latest development in a years-long saga over the voting rights of felons in the Sunshine State.

El Paso’s Teen Court is a peer-driven, youth-led program that centers the well-being of teenagers, instead of condemning them to the destructive criminal justice system.

It’s time to let all voting-age Americans influence their government.

From vote-by-mail to making Election Day a national holiday, voting rights advocates are engaged in myriad efforts to increase voting access.

When hurricanes Helene and Milton decimated multiple states, incarcerated people were left to fend for themselves. That can’t happen again.

According to the actor and activist: “The choice is very clear: Do we vote for the future, or do we vote for burning up the planet?”

While Project 2025 would stymy climate data collection, a network of grassroots volunteers are braving hurricanes—including Milton and Helene—to collect and share local data that can ultimately save lives.

New citizens—whose votes may prove pivotal in swing states—are considering myriad issues as they cast their first ballots in a presidential election.

No matter who wins the 2024 presidential race, immigrant rights advocates are laying the groundwork for long-term justice.

A growing number of U.S. municipalities are making it possible for minors to vote.

Some localities are granting limited voting rights to noncitizens, especially on issues directly affecting them.

To live up to its stated ideals, the United States must finally cede power to the people.

Appalachian Jews make the connection between climate disaster in Asheville, North Carolina, and U.S.-funded genocide in Gaza.

There’s no denying the terror of this moment. But we will get through it with a love-filled movement focused on safety, security, and stability.

Communities targeted by escalating right-wing violence are learning from their own histories how to keep each other safe.

The Rocky® MonoCrepe Wedge Work boots combine innovative design and advanced materials to deliver exceptional comfort and protection. Featuring a lightweight, oil- and slip-resistant outsole and a memory foam footbed, these waterproof boots ensure all-day support.

Discover crucial tips that help you avoid common PPE pitfalls and ensure your team is protected against hazardous chemicals and atmospheric dangers.

Discover key strategies you can share with your customers to help keep their home mold-free and maintain healthier living space.

Safe for use in occupied spaces, hydroxyls neutralize odors, mold, and bacteria without damaging materials, making them essential for restoration professionals.

The newest addition to KEEN Utility’s lineup, the San Jose 90° work boot, is designed for stability on ladders, scaffolding, and slick surfaces. With aluminum safety toes, a KEEN.DRY waterproof membrane, and air-infused cushioning, this updated style provides lightweight protection and slip resistance.

Steve White, President and COO of PuroClean, outlines crucial steps for homeowners navigating recovery. From avoiding scams to essential safety tips, learn how restoration professionals can help you rebuild and regain peace of mind during this challenging time.

Understanding how water behaves during freezing and thawing is essential for effective water damage restoration during the winter months.

Is there a cut-off date for asbestos testing in renovation or demolition projects? In this two-part series, experts Russell C. Vent and Kevin Hutton break down the facts, debunk common misconceptions, and explain the legal and safety requirements around asbestos testing for both commercial and residential properties.

Restorative drying is essential for returning building materials to their pre-loss condition efficiently and cost-effectively. Learn more about the critical steps and considerations, from accurate material assessment to advanced dehumidification techniques.

It goes without question the use of drones – both in business and for recreation – has truly taken off over the last few years. Now equipped with technology like cameras, thermal imaging capabilities, and even computers, drones are being used in industries across the board.

Heat drying is a topic that is often discussed with almost a cult style narrative that usually alarms my critical reader mind instantly and I move on since it seems to scream sales ad disguised as technical info.

In the March issue of R&R, Phil walked through his industry predictions from 2018 and revealed how he scored on each. His predictions included labor shortages and wage increases, industry pricing challenges, more TPA influence, growth of outside groups, and projections on weather-related events. To see how he fared, check out his March article! This month, he’s sharing his predictions for 2019!

R&R celebrates Women in Restoration by asking about a few of their favorite things.

R&R celebrates Women in Restoration by asking getting their advice for fellow women in the trades.

In conjunction with the 2021 Ladder Award program honoring outstanding young restoration professionals, we asked young leaders in the industry to share words of wisdom for aspiring young professionals.