On Jan 18, participate in the global Women's March for Human Rights.

It is not easy to see the list of events in the organizing site without running nonfree Javascript. I found a way: first, click the EVENTS button, then move the mouse onto the list of events and a scroll bar appears with which I believe you can see the whole list.

If you click on the word MARCH or ACTION in an event, you may get a page with some additional information. But in some cases, not enough. The crucial information to participate is where and when. Some of the events do not say precisely where, at least not in that page.

Perhaps you can see it if you run some nonfree Javascript code, but doing that is bad for your freedom.

If you can get in contact any event organizers and suggest adding the missing information directly in the event's own page, that would help some people find the event and participate.

If you go, please spread the word!

US recycling capacity for paper and plastic is so insufficient that many cities are considering ending their recycling programs.

A real solution for this requires limiting the commercial distribution of plastic to make it easy to recycle.

US citizens: call on Congress to guarantee a home for every American.

If you call, please spread the word!

New York City is a good place to document languages that are on the verge of extinction.

Iran's terrible mistake, on top of the death of Soleimani, has weakened Iran's influence without immediately sparking violence.