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Arts & Entertainment
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Enter to Win a Limited Edition 2018 Día de los Muertos Print
Día de los Muertos prints have been a staple in Self Help Graphics & Art's celebration of the sacred tradition for decades. Enter to win one of these precious prints.
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Architecture and Design
Edith Heath: A Rebellion in Clay
Heath Ceramics has been part of the cultural landscape of America since Edith and Brian Heath began dinnerware production in 1947. Its omni-presence makes it easy to overlook that this modern-day design icon started as a rebellion against white clay.
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Architecture and Design
Brian Heath: The Missing Half of the Heath Ceramics Story
In the history of Edith and Brian Heath’s namesake company, Edith’s outsized, creative, visionary legacy often takes center stage. But Brian’s skills as a mechanical engineer and business manager were equally crucial to the company’s enduring success.
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Architecture and Design
Visual Timeline: The Making of a California Classic Company, Heath Ceramics
Heath Ceramics is a hallmark of mid-century modern design. See a visual timeline of the company's pivotal moments using many rare photos.
Culture & Society
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Broken Bread
Ron Finley: Gardening the Gangsta Way
A fashion designer-turned-community garden activist, Ron Finley is reclaiming the power of the people to garden.
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Broken Bread
Support These 8 Businesses to Help Employ People on the Margins
A growing number of social enterprises are using the kitchen as a healing space to help the formerly incarcerated, homeless, at-risk and other vulnerable populations.
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The Island Revolution
Long after the Cold War and decades of separation, a Native American tribe plans a reunion.
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Los Angeles: An Imperfect Paradise
Roy breaks bread with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti at Phillipe’s French dip restaurant in downtown.
Environment
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Red Zones and Green Jobs: Creating an Equitable Solar-Powered City
A job training initiative helps formerly incarcerated and other at-risk individuals transition to green jobs, while helping residents in environmentally-disadvantaged zones transition to cleaner energy.
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Food: Farming for the Future
"earthrise" looks at some innovative methods of sustainable farming and food production as climate change intensifies.
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S2 E5: Lighting A Path - Embracing Solar Power In California and Zanzibar
Season 2, Episode 5
Solar power is changing lives in unexpected places. This episode visits with unique solar power training programs in Zanzibar and Los Angeles.
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Sound Practices: The Role of Musical Instruments in Illegal Logging Industry
We love well-made musical instruments not only for the music they produce or for the craft required to create them; we love them because they embody a deeper connection between nature and art.
News & Analysis
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May 24, 2019
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May announces resignation; Trump is sending 1,500 troops to the Middle East; and Sudanese protestors call for a general strike.
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May 23, 2019
Modi’s BJP party claims victory in Indian election; the U.S. confirms it is sending more troops to the Middle East; and U.S. unveils 18 criminal charges against Julian Assange.
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May 22, 2019
Areas of Jakarta are on lockdown after protests over the presidential election results; The Pentagon is considering sending 5,000 troops to the Middle East; and U.S. President Trump loses a bid to block the release of his banking records.
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May 21, 2019
Pentagon chief Patrick Shanahan tones down language towards Iran; The U.N. issues a dire warning that Libya could be descending into a prolonged civil war; and British PM Theresa May offers the chance for a second referendum on Brexit.