by Isa Peterson | May 10, 2022 | Blog, Climate Justice, Texas Climate & Energy
Texas has long been a leader in the energy sector, producing the most electricity in the U.S. and leading the nation in wind-powered generation. A recent report from the University of Texas at Austin, “Don’t Mess with Texas: Getting the Lone Star State to Net-Zero by...
by Joshua Houston | May 7, 2022 | Civic Engagement, Human Rights
The “fundamental right” to privacy affects not just the right to an abortion, but the right to contraception and LGBTQ equality. If the Supreme Court of the United States overturns Roe v. Wade, then many other rights that may seem unrelated are at risk. No matter what...
by Bobby Watson | May 6, 2022 | Human Migration, Human Rights, Latest Posts
Clearly there has been a lot going on with the US-Mexico border lately. Court cases over the federal government’s policies are galore, Secretary of Homeland Security Mayorkas has been talking about the Biden administration’s plan for the end of Title 42 for what...
by Isa Peterson | May 5, 2022 | Blog, Human Migration, Human Rights
Each story of a migrant leaving their home country for another, regardless of the reason, is always incredibly personal and an individual experience. However, as I discovered last week, just because it’s personal doesn’t mean that it’s special. This past week, Texas...
by Bee Moorhead | Apr 29, 2022 | Economic Justice, Faith Communities, Health, Resources
We were thrilled to host two conversations with Dr. Julie Boom, director of Texas Children’s Hospital’s Immunization Project, on COVID and vaccine hesitancy. Here’s Dr. Boom’s presentation. Find more resources at the COVID...
by Joshua Houston | Apr 29, 2022 | Civic Engagement, Latest Posts
When the 88th Texas Legislature convenes in 2023, they likely will face major legislation on the issues of public education, LGBTQ rights, and immigration…and how they handle that legislation more than likely will be determined by the outcomes of the May 24 primary...
