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  • ‘It is hijacking my brain’ – How to Help People Addicted to Social Media to Cut the Craving

    Problematic social media addiction is associated with a host of negative effects including moodiness, anxiety and an excessive amount of time and energy spent on or thinking about social media. People with clinical social media addiction levels experience those same effects but to a great degree, with their habit patterns around social media resembling that…

  • Black and white photo shows two African women, one in military camouflage, the other with what might be a firearm or camera

    Women in South Africa’s Armed Struggle: new book records their stories

    In her book Guerrillas and Combative Mothers, political and international studies academic Siphokazi Magadla uses life history interviews to offer firsthand insights into women’s participation in the armed struggle against apartheid in South Africa from 1961 until 1994. She also examines the texture of their lives in the new South Africa after demobilisation. Magadla interviewed…

  • Art depicting a crowd of workers parting a facade of fossil fuel infrastructure as if it was a gate.

    Socializing Energy

    To regain lost momentum for an energy transition, climate and energy justice campaigners can learn from Berliners’ victorious referendum in support of a radical expropriation housing in 2021. This not only followed a strategy that put the costs on the corporations rather than people, it also goes beyond traditional public ownership to explore models of…

  • High up arial photograph showing acres of destroyed forest criss-crossed by roads as well as areas left standing.

    Toilet Paper is Wiping Out Forests, but Sustainability may be on the Way

    In concept, toilet paper is simple. It’s made of cellulose fibers plus chemicals to glue it together, explains industry expert Greg Grishchenko, a retired mechanical engineer who spent more than four decades in the tissue production industry. The fibers are mostly sourced from trees, but can also come from recycled paper or alternative sources like…

  • Union members at a rally outside the White House hold a cardboard yet well-made sign that reads, "UE stands with Palestine," with the full emblazoned UE logo, with a lightening bolt between the U and the E

    UE Support for Ceasefire Was Built on Decades of Membership Education and Debate

    Our union, the United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America (UE), was able to mobilize quickly on this critical issue because we have a strong tradition of international solidarity and taking a critical view of U.S. foreign policy. When Israel launched its brutal assault on the people of Palestine in the wake of the…

  • Palestine protesters march across an intersection. In the foreground, the back of a man's shirt reads: "REINVEST IN: HEALTHCARE, SCHOOLS, HOUSING, OUR PLANET, COMMUNITY"

    How we can end atrocities in Gaza and beyond

    Ordinary people can fix the broken postwar international system and deliver global justice to Palestinians and oppressed people worldwide. Written by Shimri Zameret and published by Waging Non Violence on January 5th, 2024 under CC BY 4.0 In the past few weeks, the number of innocent Palestinian civilians killed in attacks by the Israeli government…

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