Remembering the lives, contributions and collective history of women in a beautiful plaza at the University of Arizona.
Continue reading...07. February 2014
Nearly frozen in time, a ghost town with 13 inhabitants preserves its past while fostering a budding community.
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In a country battered by decades of violence and instability, a New Mexican organization is supporting community resilience through economic and environmental sustainability.
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Margaret Randall explores the realities and facades of ancient, healing hot springs in Northern New Mexico.
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Union strength and a collective willingness to stand up to the neo-liberal agenda has empowered the working classes in Uruguay.
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03. January 2014
After examining Uruguay's education, healthcare and energy policies, Margaret Randall explores the progressive laws that are reshaping Uruguay's social fabric.
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Uruguay's progressive renewable energy policy has become a beacon of what's possible when taking into account sustainability, public health and national values.
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A South American country's lucid vision of education and healthcare.
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Is Death Valley the landscape of our future? Margaret Randall contemplates this notion as she explores the unique environments of Death Valley and Joshua Tree.
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In this second installment, Margaret Randall explores the origins and political statements of the murals embedded into the fiber of San Francisco.
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14. February 2014
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