A catalog of alternative economies.

Too High a Price for Courage

Black Lives Matter in Honduras

Black Lives Matter in South Africa

Black Lives Matter in Haiti

Black Lives Matter in Washington

Black Lives Matter in Mexico

2017 Was Rough, But Movement Leaders Have High Hopes for 2018

Hopes for 2018 by Movement Leaders Around the Globe

“Berta Didn’t Die, She Multiplied”: Indigenous Organizers in Honduras Call for Radical Transformation

On Martin Luther King Day: Revolutionary Love in an Era of Trump

Native Waters, Native Warriors: From Standing Rock to Honduras

INTERVIEW WITH BERTA CÁCERES: “TO FIGHT AGAINST REPRESSION IN HONDURAS IS TO FIGHT FOR OUR WHOLE CONTINENT”

Gustavo Castro Soto and the Rigged Investigation into Berta Cáceres’ Assassination

From the Heart of Berta

Gustavo Castro Soto's Message to the People of Honduras

Why Was Berta Cáceres Assassinated?

¡Berta Lives! The Life and Legacy of Berta Cáceres

Mozambique’s Movement to End Land Grabs

Women Farmers and Land Grabs in Haiti: An interview with Iderle Brénus

La Via Campesina, Building an International Movement for Food and Seed Sovereignty: An Interview with General Coordinator Elizabeth Mpofu

Haiti’s Fraudulent Presidential Frontrunner Seizes Land for His Own Banana Republic

The Blood of the Earth: Agriculture, Land Rights, and Haitian History

“The Struggle for Land Justice Knows No Borders”: Corporate Pillaging in Haiti

Decolonizing Our Minds and Our Lands: Reviving Seeds, Culture, and African Strength

Will Washington Greenlight Another Coup in Haiti?

Advancing Food Sovereignty to Transform Economies

The Legacy and Current Growth of Black Cooperatives

The Black Co-op Movement: The Silent Partner in Critical Moments of African-American History

Fighting Racism From the USDA, Black Farmers Gain Power Through Co-ops

"Our Lands Are Critical to Our Lives": Afro-Indigenous Hondurans Defend Land and Food Sovereignty

Objecting to War: The Human Conscience v. the US Military

The Power of Conscience: The US Military and the Myth that Humanity is Predisposed to Violence

Agroecology as a Tool for Liberation: Transforming Industrial Agribusiness in El Salvador

Most Post-Disaster Funding is a Disaster, How to Do It Right

Indigenous People In Honduras Block Dam on Sacred River

The Rebel, Oronto Douglas: Memorial for a Friend

Sony Esteus and Community Knowledge in Haiti

Time Banks: A Tool for Restorative Justice and Community Strength

Power to the People, but Really: Participatory Demoracy in El Salvador

The Attack on Human Rights Defenders in Haiti

In Haiti, the State and International Community Continue to Trounce Human Rights

Five Years after the Earthquake in Haiti, the Sad State of Democracy and Human Rights

An Interview With Social Movement Leader and Parliamentarian Estela Hernandez

On International Human Rights Day, the Fight for Indigenous Land and Autonomy in Honduras

Another Black Boy Gunned Down by Police

Cultivating Climate Justice: A Tale of Two Cities

Ayotzinapa’s Uncomfortable Dead

Gendering Peasant Movements, Gendering Food Sovereignty

Haitian Tourism Leads to Environmental Damage and Community Repression

Women-Led Resistance against False Development

Reconstruction or Haiti’s Latest Disaster? Tourism Development on Île-à-Vache Island

Raising Hope Across Borders: Transnational Social Movements and Power

Social Movements and Power: Change from Below in the Dominican Republic

Gender Equity for Rural Haitian Women: An Interview with Kettly Alexandre of the Peasant Movement of Papay

One Year of Resistance in Rio Blanco

Fault Lines: Views across Haiti’s Divide

Growing Strength to Grow Food:Haitian Farmers Win Annual U.S. Food Sovereignty Alliance Prize

Defending Indigenous Lands and Waters in Honduras: The Case of Rio Blanco

We Don't Negotiate Life: The Defense of Indigenous Lands and Waters in Honduras

The Ancestral Values We Inherited: Protecting Indigenous Water, Land, and Culture in Mexico

We Don’t Have Life without Land: Holding Ground in Honduras

Other Worlds' Beverly Bell Answers the Kindle Questionnaire

The “M Community”: LGBT Courage in Haiti

Haitian-led Response to Earthquake Featured in Fault Lines

Facing Off: The Integration of Capital v. The Integration of Peoples in the Americas

Jobs and Justice: Raising the Floor on Workers' Rights and Wages in Haiti

Haitian Sweatshop Workers Speak: Sub-Poverty Wages and Sexual Coercion

“Mrs. Clinton Can Have Her Factories:" A Haitian Sweatshop Worker Speaks

A Hard Day's Labor for $4.76: The Offshore Assembly Industry in Haiti

Announcing "Fault Lines: Views Across Haiti's New Divide" - Order here!

Duvalier on Trial: Justice or Joke?

A Tale of Two NGOs: In Haiti, Disaster Aid or Aid Disaster?

Sister Simone: Eulogy for a Haitian Heroine

Food and Land at the Service of People: An Interview with Peter Rosset

Transforming the Global Food Supply Chain: Food Sovereignty

Expanding the Realm of the Possible in 2012

Toward Zero Waste: Waste Pickers Running Biogas Plants in Mumbai, India

"Under Tents" Statement on Forced Evictions

The Day after the Elections in Woody Guthrie’s Country

“Our Ancestors Left This for Us to Protect:” Honduran Land Movement Celebrates Victory and Calls for Support

Not on Our Land: Land Recovery Campaign Kicks Off in Honduras

Disaster Capitalism in New Orleans and Haiti

The Creole Connection: New Orleans, Haiti, and Catastrophe

“Waiting for Helicopters”? Cholera, Prejudice, and the Right to Water in Haiti (Part II)

And You, What are You Waiting For?: A World Without Slavery

Not Wasting the Waste NEED TO COMPILE THIS WHOLE REPORT, WHICH IS CURRENTLY IN PIECES ON GAIA'S SITE, FOUND IN 2012 AND POSSIBLY 2013. "NOT WASTING THE WASTE" NEEDS TO GO IN FRONT OF EACH ONE.

Withholding Water: Cholera, Prejudice, and the Right to Water in Haiti -- Part I

Coming Together for Environmental Restoration in Haiti

Our Hope is in Our Struggle – Reclaiming Land and Life in Honduras

Without Firing an Arm, We Created a Revolution

Fighting Fire in Haiti

“When it rains, we will grow again”: Haitian women observe International Women's Day

Business as government: Capitalizing on disaster in post-earthquake Haiti

Disaster Capitalism: Profiting From Crisis in Post-Earthquake Haiti

“The Super Bowl of Disasters”: Profiting from crisis in post-earthquake Haiti

Haitian Renaissance: Youth Paint a New Country

“Best practices” and “exemplar communities”: Ivory tower housing solutions for Haiti

Two Years after the Earthquake in Haiti, “Housing Is Our Battle”

Reading Dangerously the Writings of Beverly Bell & Edwidge Danticat to End Violence Against #Haitian Women

“Losing Haiti, That Is Something Else": Haitian Social Movements Organize

“MINUSTAH: Keeping the peace, or conspiring against it?”

“We Are Tired of Living under Tents”

"Until the Day I Die": Gerta Louisama on Haitian Women Winning Their Rights

“Internationalism between Peoples”: Learning and Constructing with Haitians

Haitians Challenge Monsanto’s Influence

Haitian Farmers Commit to Burning Monsanto Hybrid Seeds

In Haiti, “Homes and Land are the Source of Life”: International Forum on the Crisis of Housing in Haiti

Haitian Mayor's Office Vows to Destroy All Refugee Camps, Launches Violent Campaign

Haiti: Just When You Think It Can’t Get Worse

Is Haiti Poor?

In Haiti, Land Reform as a Pillar of Reconstruction

In Haiti, "We Will Never Fall Asleep Forgetting"

Haiti Needs a Social Policy for Housing

The Right to Housing for Internally Displaced Haitians

"Miami Rice": The Business of Disaster in Haiti

Disaster Capitalism in Haiti, Congo, Pakistan, and New Orleans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWF2_zHXgT8

Dennis Brutus: A Small Tribute to a Giant Man

"The People Must Be Agents of Change:" The Lambi Fund of Haiti

Electoral Crisis in Haiti Deepens

Haitian Women and Elections: Presidents, Politics and Power

Beyond Wyclef: What Haitians Want From Elections

An Alternative Environmental Future for Haiti

"Even If We're Peasants, We Deserve to Live Too": Tèt Kole on the Needs of Haitian Farmers (Part I)

Refugee Camps May Model Future Society

Surviving in Haiti

Haitian Farmers: Growing Strength to Grow Food

"Help Us Produce, Don't Give Us Food": Food Sovereignty in Haiti

Getting Their Reward on Earth: Haitian Social Movements and Reconstruction

Haiti: Refugee Camps May Model Future Society

For Partners in Health, Good Health Means Justice and Rights (Alternative Health Care in Haiti, Part II)

Amid Haitian Housing Crisis, Student Calls for Dialogue

"You Need to Hear From the People:" Communicating from Haiti's Refugee Camps

"People Need a Normal, Stable Life" (The Urgency of Housing in Haiti, Part IV)

The Right to Housing in Haiti (The Urgency of Housing Part III)

‘We Bend, but We Don’t Break’: Fighting for a Just Reconstruction in Haiti

"For a Better Life for the Peasants": Food Sovereignty and Land Reform in Haiti (Part II)

"We've Lost the Battle, But We Haven't Lost the War": Haiti Six Months After the Earthquake

Beverly Bell and Housing for Displaced Haitians on Democracy Now (video)

A Second Slave Rebellion in Haiti (Or: What's the Worth of a Haitian Child? Part III)

Child Slavery in Haiti, Again

Slavery in Haiti, Again (Or: What's the Worth of a Haitian Child? Part II)

Disaster Aid or Aid Disaster? Haitians’ Thoughts on Foreign Assistance

Jean-Jean's Survival: What is the Worth of a Haitian Child (Part I)

An Alternative to Big Agri-Business in Haiti

“So That Everyone Can Eat, Produce It Here:” Food Sovereignty and Land Reform in Haiti

What Would 'Another Haiti' Look Like? Haitian Views on Their Country's Future

"We are at a Crossroads" - Yannick Etienne on Sweatshops as a Development Model.

United Nations Attacks Refugee Camp, Protests Mount

Thinking About Ourselves and Our Future: Rural Haitian Women Organize

Environment and Food in Haiti: Two Crises, One Solution

"Our Bodies are Shaking Now" - Rape Follows Earthquake in Haiti

Where Solidarity Means Survival (Part II)

Poverty-Wage Assembly Plants as Development Strategy in Haiti: An Interview with the Center for the Promotion of Women Workers

Where Solidarity Means Survival: Lessons for the Policy Makers (Part I)

Haitian Farmers Commit to Burning Monsanto Hybrid Seeds

Foreign-Led Commission Now Governs Haiti; Voting Membership Determined by Size of Contribution

The Urgency of Housing in Haiti: Government Destroys Refugee Camps, National Hurricane Center Predicts Busy Season (Part II)

Suffering and Survival: Haitian Earthquake Survivors Need Social and Economic Rights

The Urgency of Housing in Haiti: First Priority in Addressing Widespread Rape (Part I)

Broadcasting Women's Voices in Haiti's Reconstruction: Women's Community Radio

From Charity to Solidarity in Haiti: Lessons for the Policy Makers (Part III)

Country Hospitality: Haitian Peasant Organizations Provide Humanitarian Aid

From Disaster Aid to Solidarity: Best Practices in Meeting the Needs of Haiti’s Earthquake Survivors

Broadcasting Women's Voices in Haiti's Reconstruction Women's Community Radio

Addressing the Social Causes of Poor Health: Alternative Health and Healing in Haiti (Part III)

The Shock Doctrine in Haiti: An Interview with Patrick Elie

Social and Psychological Well Being: Alternative Health and Healing in Haiti (Part II)

The Business of Disaster: Where's the Haiti-Bound Money Going?

Social Fault Lines: The Disaster of Poverty in Haiti (Part I)

Healing Body and Heart, Cuban Style: Alternative Health Care in Haiti (Part I)

Beverly Bell and Edwidge Danticat on Haitian Women (audio) https://www.indybay.org/uploads/2010/03/22/danticat-bell.mp3

Beverly Bell: "7.0 on the Horror Scale - Notes on the Haitian Earthquake"

What Haitians Want from Americans (And What They Don't)

Post-Disaster Reconstruction: Putting Haitian Citizens into the Equation

A History of Haitian Women's Involvement (International Women's Day Part II)

Haitian Women Mourn the Dead and Recommit to the Living (International Women's Day Part I)

Haiti: Non-Random Acts of Kindness

Haitian Peasant Groups Offer Humanitarian Aid

Haiti: "Post Disaster Needs Assessment" - Whose Needs? Whose Assessment?

Haiti's Grasses of Ginen

Raising Up Another Haiti

Haiti: Collapsed House, No Number

Fighting Like Hell in Haiti

Magalie Marcelin’s Death in Haiti “a Loss for the Whole Nation“

Putting the 'Humanitarian' Back in "Humanitarian Aid"

“Haitian Peasant Women as Poto Mitan, Central Pillar”: An interview with Iderle Brénus Gerbier

The Link to Humanity: Giving as a Way of Life

Social Movements and Regional Integration in the Americas

Reclaiming the Gift Culture

What Does It Mean Today to Be Anti-System?

¿Qué significa ser antisistema? WAITING FOR SPANISH TRANSLATION

Community and Popular Media in Haiti Today

Cola Wars in Mexico

Mali's Gift Economy

“The Peoples of ¡Berta Vive!” International Gathering: Cáceres Lives On, and So Does Violence by Honduran Government and Dam Company

African Women Organize to Reclaim Agriculture Against Corporate Takeover

Haiti: The Clock is Set at Zero

Florida Farmworkers Build Unity Through Education and Action

A Future for Agriculture, a Future for Haiti

Womenspeak: Interviews with Beverly Bell Included in the Video section files

Gustavo Castro: Why Do the Killers of Berta Cáceres Want Him Imprisoned or Dead?

The Things that Are the Richest Are the Least Valued: New Orleans and Haiti, Post-Catastrophe

“Under Tents”: International Campaign Launch for Housing in Haiti

Groups Around the U.S. Join Haitian Farmers in Protesting "Donation" of Monsanto Seeds.

“Now They’re All Dead": Threats of Assassination to Human Rights Advocates in Haiti

Chávez’ Legacy: A New Model of Popular Power

Citizen Mobilization for Housing in Haiti (The Urgency of Housing, Part IV)

And You, What Are You Waiting For?: A World without Slavery

Home: From Displacement Camps to Community in Haiti

Women Up in Arms: Zapatistas and Rojava Kurds embrace a new gender politics.

Black Farmers' Lives Matter: Defending African-American Land and Agriculture in the Deep South

“Our Lands Are Critical to Our Lives: Afro-Indigenous Hondurans Defend Land and Food Sovereignty

Challenging Racism in the Food System: The Federation of Southern Cooperatives Fights for Black Lands, Agriculture, and Equal Justice

Black Farmers' Lives Matter: The Significant Contributions of Black Farmers in America

On World Day of Food Sovereignty: Struggling for Land in Brazil

We Have a Dream: Farmworkers Organize for Justice

Harvesting Justice: Bringing the Food Home: Local Food and Agriculture Systems

On National Day of Maize in Mexico, Protecting the Sacred Plant

Dangers of the Gates Foundation: Displacing Seeds and Farmers

The “Other” Politics of Ayotzinapa

The Global Disability Rights Movement: Winning Power, Participation, and Access

COPINH Film: Unrelenting Rebellion

¡Gustavo Castro Is Free!

As Hillary Clinton Defends Her Role in 2009 Coup, Is US Aid to Honduras Adding "Fuel to the Fire"?

¡Berta Vive! La Vida y El Legado de Berta Cáceres

Because the Land Is Ours: The Rights of Mother Earth v. Carbon Trading

Land to the Tillers: Responses to Land Grabs

People of the Sun

Without Our Land, We Cease To Be a People: Defending Indigenous Territory and Resources in Honduras

We Are the Solution: African Women Organize for Land and Seed Sovereignty

Inherit the Earth: Land Reform in Brazil

Food for Body, Food for Thought, Food for Justice: People’s Grocery in Oakland, California

Video: Landless Workers Movement

With every new day, you struggle for a better tomorrow

You Can't Ever Stop Being Vigilant: The Role of Alternative Media in Protecting Democracy

Women in Peace-Building: Peace amidst War for Resource Control

The Link to Humanity -- Gift Economies DUPLICATE??????

We Have Everything We Need Already: Community Control of Education

Not Wasting the Waste: Creating Environmental Sustainability

Birthing Justice Blog Series!

An “Other” Feminism

This Land Is My Teacher: Preserving Native Agriculture and Traditions

Rewriting the Rules of the Global Economy -- Creating Economics That Improve People’s Lives

Water in the Global Commons

When a Woman Goes out to Struggle: Solutions to Gender and Economic Violence

Challenging Globalization Head-On: Women Confronting Poverty

“Back to the Grassroots”: Building a Movement for Sexual and Economic Rights (Full Interview)

Zero Waste: Including Grassroots Recyclers in Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Riches of Nature v. Private Property: An Interview with Gerardo Cerdas

Mardi Gras in New Orleans: Keeping the Commons Common

Food Sovereignty: Think Globally, Eat Locally

Beyond Recycling: On The Road to Zero Waste

On Human Rights Day, Build the Movement to Reclaim Democracy

One system for all: Universal access to health care in practice

NEED TO MAKE SURE ALL BIRTHING JUSTICE ARTICLES ARE HERE. THE FULL REPORT IS IN REPORT PAGE.

Solidarity Economies: A Guerrilla War against Capitalism

The Link to Humanity: Giving as a Way of Life

Working for the MAN: A New Way to Build Community Economy

Black Cooperative Economics During Enslavement

Defending Afro-Indigenous Land: Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras Wins 2015 U.S. Food Sovereignty Prize

Cultivating Climate Justice from the Frontlines of the Crisis (Part 2): The Philippines and Australia THIS 4-PART SERIES NEEDS TO GO IN ORDER, WITH THE SERIES TITLE IN FRONT OF EACH ONE

Europe’s Best Recycling and Prevention Program

Zero Waste, from Dream to Reality in the Philippines

Door-to-Door Collection Reduces Waste in Hernani, Spain

Vegetable Waste to Zero Waste in La Pintana, Chile

Community Action Propels the Taiwanese Government Towards Zero Waste

Cultivating Climate Justice through Compost: the Story of Hernani

How We Survive: The Currency of Giving

Berta Is Dead, but the Movement She Started Lives

Report: Who Says You Can't Change the World

Berta Cáceres Lives On, and So Does Violence by Honduran Government and Dam Company

HARVESTING JUSTICE: “They Fear Us Because We Are Fearless”: Reclaiming Indigenous Lands and Strength in Honduras

Food Justice: Connecting Farm to Community

Harvesting Justice: “The Revolution Is Going to Be Fought With the Hoe”: Agriculture and Environment in New Mexico

Harvesting Justice: Meet Up, Eat Up, Act Up: Consumers Join the Movement for Food Workers’ Rights

“The Awakening That’s Happening”: Local, Sustainable Food

Putting the Culture Back in Agriculture: Reviving Native Food and Farming Traditions

From Field to Table: Rights for Workers in the Food Supply Chain

A Penny a Pound, Plus Power: The Coalition of Immokalee Workers Changes History

Small Farms Fight Back: Food and Community Self-Governance

Chavez’ Legacy: An Interview With Camille Chalmers

Expanding the Realm of the Possible in 2012

Weeding Corporate Power Out of Agricultural Policies: Communities Mobilize for Food and Farm Justice

Seeds of Change: Shifting National Agricultural Policies

Farmers and Consumers vs. Monsanto: David Meets Goliath

From Growing Profit to Growing Food: Challenging Corporate Rule

The True Costs of Industrialized Food

“The Consumer’s Got to Change the System”: Farmer Ben Burkett on Racism and Corporate Control of Agriculture

Uprooting Racism in the Food System: African Americans Organize

Women’s Work: Gender and the Global Food System

Haitian Farmers Resist GM Crops, Environmental Destruction

Honduran Activist Berta Cáceres Died in Gustavo Castro Soto’s Arms; Now His Life is in Danger

Cultivating Climate Justice: Brazilian Workers Leading the Charge Toward Zero Waste

Heaven and Earth Don't Belong to the Companies

The vision and legacy of Berta Cáceres

The Muslim Ban and Beyond: Fighting White Power in Trump’s America

Sowing the seeds of Berta Cáceres

HONDURAS: They Killed My Friend but Not Her Fight

Gustavo Castro Witnessed the Murder of Berta Cáceres. That Means His Life Is in Danger.

‘We Need to Look at Food as a Global System’

Swaraj University

Jail University

Gift Economies Around the World