Although the Black community has shown astonishing resilience and strength amidst this movement, there is no doubt that police brutality and racial unrest takes its toll on the community’s mental health. 

Is life in lockdown leaving you feeling helpless in the fight against Covid-19? Thankfully, with these 10 accessible deeds, physical distance doesn’t have to mean social disconnection. 

Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with fellow journalists at KERA, the local National Public Radio and Public Broadcasting Service station in my community. Here are the five most important tips I learned on my visit:

 It’s never too early to start making a difference in people’s lives and an impact on the world. Here are five ways you can become politically active.

Teen activists everywhere have pivoted their activism efforts to fit into the new world we live in, and have even taken the coronavirus as an opportunity to turn the public’s attention towards the pitfalls of current socioeconomic and political institutions. 

With teen-led movements like March for our Lives and FridaysForFuture, youth leaders have caused millions of people from around the world to take action. “We’re able to respond quicker and we just bring a new perspective that wasn't there before.” 

Making a difference takes a village. At the Girl Up leadership summit, you’ll find that village in three days.

Have you ever wondered how the audiences on political panel shows actually find themselves there? Before the pandemic hit, I was fortunate enough to be one of those people.

Emmy Nominee and Fleabag Star Sian Clifford talks about women's rights, the importance of collaboration, and how to navigate the acting industry in an exclusive RevNow interview.

The teens behind the Champaign-Urbana Student Activism Organization tell Revolution Now what it takes to be a student activist.