Deceleration Founder/Managing Editor Greg Harman is an independent journalist who has written about environmental health and justice issues since the late 1990s.
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The number of migrants who died crossing the United States-Mexico border in 2017 remained high, despite a 44 per cent decrease in border apprehensions reported by the US Border Patrol
Below is Pope Francis’s statement on why building a world of peace and justice requires identifying and working beyond “fake news” and embracing peace journalism. There are timely and
January 29, 2018
A roundup of the day’s headlines.
Want to breath better in San Antonio? Wait until summer
“The worst scenario for an asthmatic would be winter in
“This is not just a story about vulgar language, it’s about opening up humanity’s worst side.”
Julia Conley / Common Dreams
Leaders from around the world expressed disgust and
The Spring 2018 Kairos Fellowship Equity Cohort is an eight month paid on-the-job training program for emerging leaders of color in the field of civic technology.
Kairos, an ancient Greek
Support the spirit of Ta’iz by demanding a permanent ceasefire and end to all weapon sales
Kathy Kelly – TRANSCEND Media Service
31 Dec 2017 – People living now in Yemen’
100 days after Maria, nearly half of island still without power.
100 days after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, grassroots efforts to restore full access to the island’s electricity,
After being shown an image charting the steadily falling size of the U.S. nuclear arsenal since the height of the Cold War during a meeting with top national security
Combating online abuse with the principles of nonviolent resistance
Brian Martin/Waging Nonviolence
Online harassment is on the rise, according to a recent Pew Research Center study. While that may
Here’s a better vision for the US-Mexico border.
Gabriel Diaz Montemayor, University of Texas at Austin
The United States and Mexico have shared their current international border for nearly
