Co-published with The Intercept. In “Freedom Dreams,” narrated by Nina Turner, Black women talk about how student debt has impacted their lives and what cancellation would mean for their futures.

Co-published with The Progressive. In order to determine what a progressive agenda to repair and revitalize democracy should be, we need to understand what has gone awry.

Co-published with The New Yorker. As citizens of a democracy, we need to hear one another. Why can’t we?

Co-published with Teen Vogue. Former occupiers are working to transform the system from inside and out.

Co-published with The New York Times. Our democracy today is dominated by the old, and young people are getting a bad deal.

Co-published with The Guardian. Healthcare is a human right and medical debt is a moral abomination. That’s why we raised money to eradicate it.

Co-published with The New Yorker. Georgia has long struggled to rein in payday lenders, but even ambitious regulations can’t always stop the predatory practice.

Co-published with The Guardian. Municipal coffers are being filled by fining those who can least afford it. If fees were tied to wealth, that calculus would shift.

Co-published with The Nation. Universities are becoming billion-dollar hedge funds, but students are beginning to fight back.

Co-published with The Intercept. If we want to fight surveillance, we need a new way to understand privacy and pleasure.

Co-published with Vogue. Student debt in the US has become a national crisis. But there's only one way to eliminate it for good.

Co-published with The New Yorker. A project in Oakland hopes to do something remarkable: build a co-op agricultural network owned and run by the formerly incarcerated.