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World

A protestor stood in front of the Eiffel Tower during COP21 in Paris, where 195 countries made climate history, adopting an ambitious and unprecedented international plan to limit global warming to below 2 degrees. (Carlos Felipe Pardo/Flickr)
Environment

Could Trump derail the Paris Agreement?

Katherine Egland has the answer (Beth Murphy/GroundTruth)
Video

‘Persevere and never give up,’ climate justice official says

Donald Trump wins the US election, what do I say to my daughter back home? Katherine Egland has...

Nov 09, 2016
Americas

Things could be better for trans women in tech

The workplace is not always friendly to trans people, and tech is no exception. At the Grace Hopper...

Oct 21, 2016
Americas

How women and men experience VR differently

Gemma Busoni is a recent high school graduate and co-founder of Discovr, a VR startup based in Los...

Oct 21, 2016
Thousands of women in the tech industry gathered at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing in Houston, Texas, this week. (Photo by Rachel Rohr/GroundTruth)
Americas

14,000 women showed up in Texas to address tech’s gender gap

HOUSTON — The largest gathering of female technologists in the world, the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing,...

Oct 20, 2016
Kara Swisher, an influential journalist known for reporting of the tech industry and for creating, producing and hosting All Things Digital, the Wall Street Journal's technology conference. (Dan Harber/Flickr)
Americas

‘The most powerful tech reporters happen to be women’

Kara Swisher is one of the most influential women in tech, without actually working for a tech company....

Oct 19, 2016
Misogyny and violence against women are prevalent in several best-selling games, despite the fact that 45 percent of gamers are women.
Americas

Years of exclusion led to misogynistic video games

You’re a woman in a living room full of friends, and one of the guys grabs a controller...

Oct 19, 2016
Surrounded by a crowd, a Northeastern University student advocated for divestment from fossil fuels on campus on the evening of Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2015. (Photo by Alastair Pike/GroundTruth)
Environment

Northeastern students camp out and demand divestment from fossil fuels

BOSTON – Nick Boyd emerged barefoot from an orange tent, pitched next to at least 10 others on...

Oct 05, 2016
Feature Films

Son of Fukushima

Son of Fukushima: About the film Click the play button on the image above to watch the trailer....

Oct 03, 2016
Environment

Exploring Norway, where climate change affects indigenous people

ALTA, Norway—I landed in this northern Norwegian city after 24 hours of travel, and that was when the...

Sep 26, 2016
Young adults advocating for clean energy at the Democratic National Convention in Philadephia. (Photo by Bob Simpson/Flickr)
Environment

Young adults take on climate change and the establishment in New York, Paris and Marrakesh

NEW YORK – Climate change is taking center stage this week at the 71st  United Nations General Assembly....

Sep 22, 2016
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