Remembering Fidel Castro: “This Was a Life That Got Things Done”
One of the things that made Castro a giant was that he knew it wasn’t just about him, he prepared the people to be in charge in his absence, Freeman said.
One of the things that made Castro a giant was that he knew it wasn’t just about him, he prepared the people to be in charge in his absence, Freeman said.
Here’s a visual timeline of some of what we’ve done together this year.
Our systems have failed us. It is clearer now than ever that radical change, with social movements at the front, is our only way forward.
In honor of the 40th anniversary of the assassinations of Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt, IPS honored all of its past Letelier-Moffitt Awardees.
Three days after a then-17-year-old Francisco took the original Polaroid snapshot upon which this new portrait is based, Orlando was dead — assassinated, blown up by a remote-control bomb planted in his Chevrolet.
Memorial events to include a ceremony with Chilean President Bachelet, who will receive a final tranche of declassified documents on the case from a high-level State Department official.
The United States will devote $90 million to finding and disposing of 50-year-old unexploded bombs.
There’s a subset of think tanks like IPS that don’t solicit contributions from governments and large corporations.
Organizers and entrepreneurs are stitching together a network of real-life businesses that put sustainability, democracy, and justice first.
From Raleigh to Austin, state governments are trying to override progressive local legislation.
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Glover’s experience as a human rights activist will help strengthen IPS’s connection to progressive transformation projects worldwide.
IPS scholars James Early and Netfa Freeman talk about how new diplomatic relations with Cuba give us a chance to see the response from the Cuban people and move forward in the battle to end the embargo.