Final installment in the "Voices of Venezuela" essay collection: January 3 marked a new chapter, one in which the world finally turned its attention to Venezuela. Violently, as our rulers have always imagined.
Fourth installment in the "Voices of Venezuela" essay collection: We were all expecting the events that had been announced, but we never imagined they would unfold so quickly.
Third installment in the “Voices of Venezuela” essay collection: “Only a few days into 2026 and the future already feels uncertain,” is what my short journal entry reads for January 03, 2026, the day the U.S. launched an illegal military operation in Venezuela.
Second installment in the "Voices of Venezuela" essay collection: Describing the current situation in Venezuela is incredibly complex. There is no single reality; there are many, as many as there are personal stories.
In this essay collection, “Voices of Venezuela,” we introduce you to the perspectives of Venezuelans in Venezuela and their firsthand reflections in this moment of uncertainty.
The fight for justice isn’t a one-time protest or viral post. It’s everyday work: learning, listening, collaborating, and pushing through the discomfort.
Well before November’s election results came in, LatinoJustice PRLDEF sketched out various scenarios for what a new administration might bring, just as many of our colleagues in the nonprofit and civil rights world did. And now, on the cusp of a new reality, we’re bracing for impact.
Despite the progress, hurdles and misconceptions still plague the feminist movement. A basic understanding of feminist principles can help move the needle.
Racial politics and scapegoating threaten immigrant communities once again.
For many, Thanksgiving carries a painful legacy, but Indigenous voices are helping to correct the narrative and correct history.
