In recent years, some Amazonian Indigenous groups have harnessed cinema as a medium through which to articulate their ...

Tom Driver is a British-Brazilian Clarendon Scholar at the University of Oxford, pursuing an MSc in Latin American Studies. Previously educated at Cambridge and Harvard, Tom has also worked in ...

Epistemic rights provide a framework for investigating, identifying, and documenting attacks on the press and their ...

Las cualidades afectivas del cine pueden ayudar a replantear la relación de la humanidad con el mundo natural.

Este concepto puede mejorar las investigaciones y conectar las preocupaciones cuando los periodistas son objeto de ataques.

Mannat Tiwana is a dentist from India, a global health researcher, and an MPH candidate at California State University, Long Beach. Her work focuses on advancing oral health equity for marginalized ...

Brazil’s reliance on individualized litigation to access social security benefits may be entrenching inequality. Brazil’s 1988 Constitution enshrined a broad catalog of social rights—including rights ...

The human rights community must reclaim the future and revive its organizing roots to dismantle paralyzing dystopias—and stop the corporations cashing in on collapse. Inside a mountain somewhere in ...

Efforts to build heat resilience need to center the needs of those most at risk. When the temperature rises in Delhi, it does more than scorch the streets. For disabled, neurodivergent, and ...

Puneet Singh Singhal (he/him) is a disability inclusion advocate and accessibility professional. He is the founder/curator of “Green Disability,” documenting the ...

Dental care is badly neglected in essential care packages for displaced people. In the global architecture of refugee care, oral health is almost always an afterthought. When dental care is offered, ...