ICE: A Legacy of Violence and White Supremacy 

ICE has spent most of this year going quiet, and the quiet is what’s making it deadlier. The larger, visible operations that defined last summer’s enforcement campaign are now giving way to something harder to see but still just as…

The World Cup is supposed to be a moment of joy. It’s one of the few times the energy shifts and we all come together. We gather with our families and compas in packed living rooms, our favorite neighborhood bars,…

From April 17-19, MediaJustice & Mijente hosted hundreds of participants in Atlanta from all intersections in the fight for tech justice for a brighter future.

From reclaiming ancestral knowledge to envisioning utopian futures, these collections showcase the power of art, archives, and poetry as tools for radical hope and socio-political transformations.

ICE is not simply enforcing immigration law – it is expanding the boundaries of state violence.  In the last year, we’ve seen disturbing evolution of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) – specifically with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and…

These are songs for survival and release, for dancing in the kitchen and screaming in the car, for grief, joy, rage, and tenderness.

We firmly believe in popular and national sovereignty. For this reason, we reject political and military interventions in Latin America and elsewhere in the world. It

As the year winds down, we’re taking time to reflect on everything we built, faced, and moved through together in 2025.

As the year winds down, we’re taking time to reflect on everything we built, faced, and moved through together in 2025. Whether we were training up our people in the face of new threats, honoring ten years of building a…