July-December 2018

Proud to support our friends, the Iraqi and Syrian Student Project, work with universities in the US and Canada to help war-displaced Iraqi and Syrian students acquire an undergraduate education.…

Last year, a delegation from the Pacific Islands went to one of the dirtiest fossil fuel extraction sites in the world: the Canadian tar sands. As climate change threatens to…

“Based on scores of human rights reports, Norman G. Finkelstein’s new book presents a meticulously researched inquest into Gaza’s martyrdom. He shows that although Israel has justified its assaults in…

When waves of North Koreans began arriving in the South during a devastating famine 20 years ago, many encountered a world that might as well have been on another planet.…

These kunuku houses were built by the enslaved population in the 1700s, and are currently a proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site. The homes are built from cornstalks, mud, and manure…

Senkwekwe the silverback mountain gorilla was shot dead in 2007, during a violent conflict in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He weighed at least 500 pounds…

Gave an interview to RADIO VATICANA in ROME, and connected to GUINEA BISSAU and CAPE VERDE journalists who asked me if I wanted to meet the pope [Photo courtesy of …

“We take pride in our hats. We take pride in our blankets. We take pride in our culture!” #hats #blankets #culture #herder #cows #canon #clouds #instapic #justicekalebephotography So excited to bring this film to you all very soon!!! …

From majestic ISCHIA, FIRENZE and Amnesty International Italia’s Human Rights award from SiciliAmbiente Festival. Amore e baci, grazie mille to all who came to our ROME screening too, it was…

“At least 58 people have been confirmed killed and hundreds remain missing following Friday’s mudslide. Even before the latest setbacks, hope that people had survived the tsunami of iron ore…