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As Valentine’s Day approaches, many of us reach for chocolates. But the climate crisis is fundamentally altering the products we love and the industries that provide them.

This month, we honor a living tradition of Black scientists, climatologists, and movement leaders who have dedicated their lives to decoding the laws of nature and the structures of justice.

As we step into a new year, Dr. Ife Kilimanjaro invites us into a space of deep introspection as she reflects on the challenges and triumphs of the past year. With heartfelt gratitude for the USCAN community, she outlines a vision for the year ahead that is both practical and restorative, reminding us that while the road ahead is steep, the strength of our community lies in our transition from passive optimism to a "disciplined hope" fueled by collective action and the protec

This week marks both MLK Day and a year into Trump’s second term. Environmental justice, civil rights, and democratic norms are under coordinated attack – how should we respond?