An interview with CELDF’s Ben Price on Denver’s Right to Survive ordinance, and the $2.3 million spent by industries to defeat it.

From Belfast, Ireland, a conversation with CELDF’s Executive Director Thomas Linzey and Associate Director Mari Margil on the growing movement for community and nature’s rights.

The U.S. Supreme Court will not be backing our efforts to advance rights. We must advance those rights anyway, seeking guidance and inspiration from movements such as the Populists and labor.

Radio Kingston’s Green Radio Hour with Jon Bowermaster interviewing CELDF’s Executive Director Thomas Linzey, covering communities’ work with CELDF to overcome barriers to protecting themselves from corporate harms. Learn how.

The more property you own, the more rights you are accorded. If you’re homeless, propertyless, imprisoned, or undocumented, your rights are almost nil. That’s not what our revolutionary ancestors intended. It’s time to do something about it.

Talk Nation radio host David Swanson interviews CELDF’s Thomas Linzey on the growing momentum of ecosystem rights over corporate rights and privileges.

Carol Van Strum has dedicated her life to fighting pesticides. Here an interview with Van Strum and CELDF’s Kai Huschke on pesticides, Community Rights, and protecting our communities from corporate harms.

CELDF’s Thomas Linzey responds to community member questions on defending the people’s Climate Bill of Rights law adopted by the City last year.

Thom Hartmann interviews CELDF’s Executive Director Thomas Linzey on the Community Rights state constitutional amendment in New Hampshire as it advances to a vote in a house subcommittee.

Dr. Martin Luther King is remembered for his extraordinary leadership in advancing Civil Rights. Let us not forget, either, how the system he and his followers sought to change, punished them for doing so.