Lisa Woolfork of Black Lives Matter Charlottesville relives a decisive day.

The Climate Reality Project is training a new army of activists to carry on and expand former Vice President Al Gore's work on climate change.

Trump may have won the presidency, but he did not win a mandate to govern.

Jeff Ordower is the executive director of Global Exchange. He tells Sarah Jaffe: "We are not winning, obviously, but I think we are doing better than I would have anticipated."

When federal agents began cracking down on undocumented immigrants in the Chicago area, Gabe Gonzalez launched a rapid-response network of neighbors to block them.

Slashing education budgets at the federal, state or local level doesn't save money; it just shifts costs somewhere else.

Activists are trying to combat both the accelerated tracking and detaining of immigrants and the use of for-profit prisons to hold them by targeting the big banks that prop up for-profit prison companies.

"The RAISE Act would shut the door on hundreds of thousands of families and refugees. It's cruel and un-American."

People from all walks of life, in small towns and big cities, in red districts and blue, have waged a historic effort.

Mari Cordes talks about the organizing she did against the health care bill and why it's important that activists keep fighting for the health care we need.