Monthly Archives: March 2019

Europe, the very idea is a series on the philosophical notion of Europe and what reflection upon it can lend to the sphere of concrete politics. Athens, Port of Piraeus.…

A marauding customer left a one-star Yelp review over a cat in a bodega she frequented in the East Village and the internet responded in kind. The bodega cat wars…

Sculpture of a key over a gate to the Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem symbolises the refugees' right to return to the homes that they fled in 1967. Richard Gray/Empics…

Today will be a nerve-wracking day for Mohamed Soltan, a 27-year-old US-Egyptian activist who has been languishing in Cairo’s notorious Tora Prison, where he has been on hunger strike for…

Earlier this month, 38-year-old British man Ben Hooper walked into the waves on a beach in Dakar, Senegal. Donning a wetsuit designed to be invisible to sharks, Hooper set out to accomplish…

The American people just elected an outspoken climate-change denier as president. So does that mean the climate conversation is closed for the next four years? Of course not. President-elect Donald…

Londoners protest against ISIS massacres in Iraq. Demotix/Peter Marshall. All rights reserved.One year on from the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict, the senior UN official on the issue,…

When it comes to improving your mental health, it seems there’s no limit to the number of suggestions the internet has to offer. From gratitude journals and breathing exercises to…

Editor’s note: As part of our ongoing editorial coverage of GOODFest, we’ll be chatting with an artist from each of our five shows about the intersections of music and activism…