This is a three part interview series with Russian anti war activists: Ivan in Kazakhstan, Dima in Moscow, & Shamil in Dagestan.…
Alexandria Shaner
Alexandria Shaner was born in the U.S. and has lived most of her life in the Caribbean, as well as in Egypt and Nicaragua. A sailor, writer, organizer, and street medic, she has been involved in community organizing, media and education, and environmental activism for over 20 years. Alexandria is currently a staff member of ZNetwork.org and a writer for Extinction Rebellion's global newsletter. She is active with various ecoactivist groups as well as RealUtopia & the Women's Rights and Empowerment Network. Her work has appeared on ZNet, Common Dreams, CounterPunch, LA Progressive, Waging Nonviolence, Antiwar.com, The African, The Socialist Project, Meta CPC, DiEm25, PeaceNews, Popular Resistance, Resilience.org, Grassroots Economic Organizing, Shareable, and various other outlets.
This is a three part interview series with Russian anti war activists: Ivan in Kazakhstan, Dima in Moscow, & Shamil in Dagestan.…
This is a three part interview series with Russian anti war activists: Ivan in Kazakhstan, Dima in Moscow, & Shamil in Dagestan.…
This article is an introduction to Solarpunk as a vision, culture and movement of radical hope. Part explainer, part analysis, and part…
Alexandria: Welcome to the new ZNetwork.org, Andrew! I’m a fan of your art, and you are a fan of Z’s work, which…
South Carolina has some of the worst reproductive health outcomes in the country, and many South Carolinians are already facing extreme economic hardships.…
On August 30th, the South Carolina House of Representatives will debate H. 5399, a bill that would totally ban abortions in the…
We are social creatures – we like to be heard. Yet, an enduring tragedy of modern society remains that there are things…
There may be one thing in the world that most of humanity agrees on. When considering the state of present-day institutions of…
Review of Don’t Think Of A Republican: How I Won A Republican Primary As A Lefty Progressive And You Can Too, by Lonnie Ray Atkinson
