“Al Perro más flaco se le pegan las pulgas”. Juan Almendares
Agradecemos la Lectura por nuestra poeta nacional Blanca Guifarro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OD4pzQoXI-c
Generating atomic epistemic justice in Kiritimati: Changing what we don’t know
As part of UNA-UK’s work campaigning to address the legacy of harm associated with the UK’s nuclear testing, we are delighted to share the first in a series of blogs…
Veterans join Pacific Islanders in bid for nuclear testing compensation
The health challenges of Kiritimati people remain largely forgotten, despite records showing that 189 families became unwell after the tests British nuclear test veterans have renewed legal action against the UK…
Fukushima wastewater issue will further divide a nation, split families, and cause ‘atomic divorce’
In a bid to dispel seafood worries around the release of Fukushima nuclear wastewater into the ocean, Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida ate an array of sashimi late in August; the raw…
‘Devastated’: Exonerated Broward man imprisoned for 16 years killed by Georgia deputy
An exonerated man who spent over 16 years behind bars after being wrongfully convicted of a violent crime in Broward County was shot and killed by a Georgia deputy during…
When Foster Parents Don’t Want to Give Back the Baby
In many states, adoption lawyers are pushing a new legal strategy that forces biological parents to compete for custody of their children. ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses…
Boston seeks partners in research study on city’s ties to slavery
The city's goal is to develop a comprehensive report recapping and shining new light on Boston's "role in the history and legacy of slavery" The City of Boston announced on…
UN report urges countries to consider financial reparations for transatlantic slavery
UN secretary general says no country has comprehensively accounted for the past A UN report calling on countries to consider financial reparations for transatlantic slavery has been hailed as a…
Georgetown University and Jesuits Commit $27M in Reparations to Descendants of Enslaved People
In 1838, the Jesuits who ran Georgetown University sold 272 enslaved men, women, and children from Jesuit plantations in Maryland to settle university debts, reports CNN. That bit of history was almost lost…
New Jersey residents initiate their own reparations discussion after state bill fails
While New Jersey lawmakers failed to advance a bill to study reparations for the state's Black residents, private citizens are moving forward with their own effort in a series of public sessions…
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