Ayumi Suguira is an international student from Japan and undergraduate student in the journalism program at LaGuardia Community College. Suguira worked as a freelance writer for some Japanese cultural ...

Marcela Vecchione Gonçalves holds a doctorate in international relations and has experience in critical development studies, land and territory governance in the Panamazon region, and international ...

Diana Taremwa Karakire is a freelance environmental journalist based in Uganda. In 2020, she was among eight young journalists in Africa participating in the Climate Tracker Environment reporting ...

Eder Ruiz Sanchez (he/him) is a first-generation student passionate about social change. Originally from San Rafael, California, he is pursuing a B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology and Spanish at ...

Jane Mangan is the John and Ruth McGee director of the Dean Rusk International Studies Program and the Mary Reynolds Babcock professor of history and Latin American studies at Davidson College.

Lauren Van Metre is the director for Peace, Climate, and Democratic Resilience at the National Democratic Institute. She has extensive experience in conflict resolution and prevention, having worked ...

Caroline Bassett is a professor of Digital Humanities and the director of Cambridge Digital Humanities at the University of Cambridge. Bassett supervises doctoral students across a wide range of areas ...

Jacquel Spearman is a Huston-Tillotson graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. He specializes in social media marketing, relations, journalism, writing, video editing, and photography.

Annie Ropeik is a freelance contributor covering climate issues for The Maine Monitor. Based in Camden, Maine, she previously reported for Spectrum News Maine in Portland and spent about a decade as a ...

Environmental crimes are often driven by complex financial networks, concealed behind layers of corporate entities and murky investors. However, with the right tools and techniques, it’s possible to ...

Maria Dalby is from Denmark and has a background as a political journalist. She works as head of media relations at Grid Arendal, a nonprofit environmental communications center based in Norway.

Image by Rich Carey/Shutterstock. The ocean is filled with items that do not belong there. It is estimated that one million plastic bottles are purchased every minute worldwide and 75 to 199 million ...