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February 9, 2026
I used to write first thing in the morning. I would wake up very early, and before work or school—before having coffee even—I would try to jot down at least 1,000 words. But that was before having my son.
There’s nothing like parenthood to suddenly and drastically change your schedule. I learned to write one-handed, as my then-infant slept in a sling in my arms. I learned to write in a parked car as he napped in his car seat. I learned to write at any time of day or night. I adapted.
In this installment of Justice This Week, we’re looking at adaptations, from what the termination of Temporary Protected Status could mean for thousands of immigrants in the United States to a call to imagine a world built on collective care—not extraction. How can we work through a transition? How can we make something better next time?
Sometimes a process, or a way of life, must end before a new one can begin.
Dr. Alison Stine
Senior Editor
Climate Justice, Disability, and Education
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What Does the End of TPS Mean for Venezuelans in the United States
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Resistance and Redistribution in Alaska
by Margi Dashevsky
What does donor organizing require? It begins with building relationships. And for one climate justice donor organizer, it also involves redefining what is meant by “wealth.”
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Democracy Dies in the Homeowners Association
by Coty Poynter
Democracy plays out in many facets of life in the United States. What might be minor drama involving the board of a homeowners association mirrors the dynamics we’re seeing at the federal level.
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This Is Not a Retreat
by Nwamaka Agbo
The change in the Trump administration's tactics in Minneapolis is not a retreat. Instead, they are regrouping and planning another mode of attack.
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