War and Motherhood in Sri Lanka
“Yes, I am going to tell you about a few things which may provoke your thinking.” From 1983 to 2009, Sri Lanka was devastated by a civil war that pitted the Sri Lankan government
Members in Motion: Five Members Ask Five Questions during Black History Month
Throughout the Coalition’s network, members are having conversations and opening new doors on the subject of race and civil rights. Black History Month offers us the chance to pause
From School to Prison: Race in the United States Today
By Tramia Jackson, Program Associate for the United States Network Justice, race, and incarceration reform have recently been at the forefront of conversations in homes, schools, and communities across the United States.
Member Profile: Remembering Means Acting at Casa do Povo
Casa do Povo is a place like no other in Brazil. Established in 1953, the cultural center was founded as a living monument in memory of the millions murdered in
