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Activistas exigen a Vivanda dejar los huevos de gallinas enjauladas
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Activistas de la Open Wing Alliance protestaron el 2 de julio en Miraflores para pedir que Vivanda, de Supermercados Peruanos, elimine los huevos de gallinas enjauladas de su cadena.
Los Angeles activists push to cancel Marina del Rey fireworks
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A coalition of residents plans a July 3 protest in Marina del Rey to urge Los Angeles County to cancel July 4 fireworks over concerns for endangered birds and other wildlife.
CEU honors Polish activist Klementyna Suchanow with Open Society Prize
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Central European University awarded its 2026 Open Society Prize to Polish author and democracy activist Klementyna Suchanow at its graduation ceremony in Vienna on June 19. The prize recognizes her role in Poland’s pro-democracy movement, her…
SavingAmerica.ai launches as a real-time civic broadcast network
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SavingAmerica.ai went live July 4 as a free, AI-native network that tracks civic signals across all 50 states in real time.
Rohn Hein novel revisits America’s founding through an enslaved valet’s eyes
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Debut author and activist Rohn Hein will release The Valet’s Witness on July 4, 2026, tying the nation’s 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence to a historical novel about liberty, slavery and memory.
Napolitan Victory Awards open 2026 entries as program marks 15 years
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The Washington Academy of Political Arts and Sciences has opened entries for the 2026 Napolitan Victory Awards, with more than 100 categories covering political communication, creative advertising, campaigns and activism.
Climate groups launch arts partnership with Kentucky events
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Artists for Climate Awareness and Uniting Artists and Scientists for Climate Action are teaming up this month to expand climate activism through art, starting with a free Louisville exhibit on July 11. The partnership also sets up panels, film…
Heather B. Moore to chronicle eight women who shaped America
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Heather B. Moore will release Her America: Eight Women Who Transformed the Nation on Aug. 4 through Shadow Mountain Publishing.
Invisible University for Ukraine brings scholars to Budapest and Lviv for summer school on Ukraine's future
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The Invisible University for Ukraine will hold its fifth annual Summer School in Budapest and Lviv from July 1-12, gathering 60 students and scholars to examine democracy, reconstruction, memory, and EU integration.
Martini and Gonzalez launch PAC for caregivers
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A Republican crisis consultant and a Democratic socialist activist have formed Caregivers United for Equity, a new political action committee focused on caregiver pay, benefits and legal rights in New York. The group wants changes to probate law,…
Faith leaders and AI firms meet in Paris to shape AI ethics
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Faith leaders, tech companies and policymakers met in Paris for the second regional roundtable of the Faith-AI Covenant, a global effort to guide AI development around human dignity, trust and resilience.
Sam plans virtual session for women on data center fights
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Sam will host a July 30 virtual event with civic engagement expert Maggie Doucette to help women speak out on data center development and other public issues.
Internet Society Foundation opens global call for cybersecurity grants
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The Internet Society Foundation opened applications June 23 for the Common Good Cyber Fund, which will award at least $3.5 million in two-year grants to nonprofit groups that protect civil society and strengthen Internet cybersecurity.
Internet Society Foundation opens global call for cybersecurity grants
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The Internet Society Foundation opened applications June 23 for the Common Good Cyber Fund, a multiyear effort to back nonprofits that protect civil society and strengthen core Internet cybersecurity infrastructure.
Strasbourg rally presses Europe to enforce Turkey court rulings
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More than 5,000 activists, lawmakers and rights supporters gathered in Strasbourg on June 25 to urge the Council of Europe to make Turkey comply with binding European Court of Human Rights judgments.
American tech and Hollywood push AI trust message in Brussels
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American technology executives, filmmakers and European policymakers met in Brussels on June 24 to argue that AI progress depends on trust, stronger governance and transatlantic cooperation.
CEO turnover is creating a bigger business for search firms
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Boards are replacing CEOs faster than at any point in two decades, and the scramble is triggering broader C-suite turnover that executive search firms can capture before a formal search even starts.
Angela Nikolau’s LOOK UP film reaches Venice Biennale audience
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Angela Nikolau’s one-minute film is on view in Venice as part of LOOK UP Times Square, a curated exhibition at Palazzo Mora during the 2026 Venice Biennale.
Yvan Chouinard unveils political thriller Libertyland
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Author and filmmaker Yvan Chouinard has released Libertyland, a new political novel set in a wealthy, tightly controlled country that trades freedom for security.
Study finds land grabbing and conservation conflict in Romania’s Hârtibaciu Plateau
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A new study says the Hârtibaciu Plateau in central Romania is seeing both conventional and incremental land grabbing, with smallholder farmers squeezed out and biodiversity under pressure.
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