Civil Society

Aimed at teen readers, this graphic novel is a call-to-action for anyone living in today’s social climate.

As a transgender womxn of color living in India, Doel Rakshit writes that Pride's roots as a protest movement are more important than ever.

The question is obviously subjective, for each year brings mawkish eulogies for the nation’s virtue.

The Mantle sat down with acclaimed photojournalist KK Ottesen to discuss her latest book, "Activist: Portraits of Courage."

What has our reliance on empiricism done to our experience of the world, our place in it, and the way we relate to each other?

Reading is a civil right.

Living in Nicaragua hasn’t always been a nightmare.

Working to bridge partnerships between Chinese and American students

The secession of Southern Sudan following the referendum on self-determination is imminent.

The United Nations doctrine on the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is state-centric, there's no doubt about that, but does that mean states are the only viable actors when it comes to protecting civilians from mass atrocities? In this essay, Corrie Hulse argues that when states fail to act on R2P, it is the responsibility of civilians and N.G.O.s to step up and push governments into action.