Puerto Rico has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to build a clean energy grid – but FEMA plans to spend $9.4 billion on fossil fuel infrastructure instead
By: Patrick Parenteau, Vermont Law School and Rachel Stevens, Vermont Law School The Biden Administration has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to help Puerto Rico transition to a greener and more resilient
Police Swarmed Our LGTBQIA+ Club. Why?
Most LGBTQIA+ clubs, bars, coffee shops, and other gathering places — including pop-up events held at venues not specific to the community— aim to be safe spaces, also referred to
After July 11, What Has Changed in Cuba? Part II
Editor’s note: This article is part of Conciencia Caribeña (Caribbean consciousness), a new section of 9 Millones where we provide in-depth analyses on topics relating to other countries in the
After July 11, What Has Changed in Cuba? Part I
Editor’s note: This article is part of Consciencia Caribeña (Caribbean consciousness), a new section of 9 Millones where we provide in-depth analyses on topics relating to other countries in the
Communities in Puerto Rico are Designing Resilient Centers Powered by Solar
While Puerto Rico experiences a challenging transition of the Power Authority, these communities are designing renewable alternatives.
Landfall: Looking Back in Order to Heal
Directed by Cecilia Aldarondo and produced by Lale Namerrow Pastor, Landfall is a 90-minute documentary that “explores the interlaced legacies of colonialism, exploiting industries, disaster capitalism, and the barriers that
Meet 5 Puerto Rican Queer Creators
Here’s a PSA: Support boricuir creators all year long. The Puerto Rican queer community expands from the Caribbean archipelago to New York and beyond. They are an important part of the
How to support the feminist movement in Puerto Rico
More than a month has passed since the murders of Keishla Rodríguez and Andrea Ruiz and the media reports about gender-based violence in Puerto Rico has dissipated. However, feminists organizations
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