Friday, March 14, 2025

Peter Schurmann

Peter Schurmann is the online editor for Ethnic Media Services. He previously worked as communications coordinator for the conservation non-profit Earth Innovation Institute. Peter’s reporting has covered a wide variety of topics, from international affairs to education, health and the environment. His work has been published in the San Francisco Chronicle, The Nation and National Catholic Reporter, among other outlets.

A Bill of Rights for Long-Term Care Residents

Advocates for older adults say more needs to be done to protect the rights of residents in California's long-term care facilities.

중간선거 결과로 드러난 ‘미국의 새로운 다수집단’

지지자들은 미국 유권자의 변화가 전국 여론조사에 반영되지 않고 있으며, 여론조사가 기대와 선거 자금을 왜곡한다고 주장합니다.

期中選舉讓人看見「新美國多數派」

擁護者說,美國選民的變化並沒有反映在全國民意調查中,他們認為這扭曲了預期和競選資金。

Las elecciones intermedias ofrecen una visión de la “nueva mayoría norteamericana”

Los activistas afirman que los cambios en el electorado estadounidense no se reflejan en las encuestas nacionales.

Midterms Offer Glimpse of ‘New American Majority’

Advocates say changes in the American electorate are not reflected in national polling, which they argue distort expectations and campaign funding.

Construyendo puentes hacia el progreso climático

La conferencia anual de la ONU podría aportar los tan necesarios y esperados fondos para las estrategias climáticas mundiales.

Building Bridges to Climate Progress

This year's UN climate conference could bring about much-needed and long-awaited funding for climate strategies in developing nations.

Five Texas Candidates Who Are Taking Democracy By the Reins

With democracy on the ballot this November, these five candidates say the solution is to lean in and "be part of the solution."

“Tristeza, delusión, ira” — Oaxaqueños indígenas luchan por identidad, representación

Los comentarios racistas de los líderes latinos en Los Ángeles han perjudicado los esfuerzos para promover la participación cívica de la comunidad oaxaqueña.

Las próximas elecciones en Brasil son de “vida o muerte” para los pueblos indígenas de la Amazonia

Las elecciones podrían determinar el destino de la selva amazónica y de las comunidades indígenas que la habitan.

Brazil’s Upcoming Elections are ‘Life or Death’ for Indigenous People of the Amazon

Brazilians head to the polls Oct. 30 in an election that could determine the fate of the Amazon rainforest and the Indigenous communities that live there.

公園說:請來享用 但不要破壞

在大流行期間,當地公園的遊客數量有所增加,這引發了人們對人類娛樂與自然環境之間平衡的質疑。

공원 이용은 언제나 환영, 하지만 자연보호를 잊지말자

지역 공원은 Covid 전염병 동안 방문객이 급증하여 인간 레크리에이션과 자연 환경 사이의 균형에 대한 질문을 제기했습니다.

‘Sadness, Disappointment, Anger’ — Indigenous Oaxacans Fight for Identity, Representation

Racist remarks by LA's Latino leadership cut to the core of efforts to promote greater civic pride among Indigenous Oaxacans, says one veteran organizer.

Mensaje de los parques: ven y disfruta, pero no destruyas

Los parques locales experimentaron un aumento de visitantes durante la pandemia, lo que planteó cuestiones sobre el equilibrio entre la recreación humana y el entorno natural.

Parks to People: Come and Enjoy, But Don’t Destroy

Local parks saw a surge in visitors during the Covid pandemic, raising questions about the balance between human recreation and the natural environment.

Nury Martinez and the Unmaking of the ‘Great Mexican City’

Author Richard Rodriguez says the political scandal rocking LA obscures a deeper question about how the city imagines itself now and in the future.

New Tool Tracks Misinformation Targeting Chinese Americans

The website has already identified hundreds of misleading articles, a majority promoting extreme right-wing messages targeting Chinese speakers.

To See Where Immigration in the US is Headed, Look to Where It’s Been

"Immigration: An American History" looks at the role immigration has played in America’s history, and what that history tells us about our current moment.

Finding the Unexpected in the Everyday: Illustrator Felipe Galindo on Political Cartoons and Partisan Divides

The power of political cartoons can often transcend language and even cultural barriers. But can they transcend today's stark partisan divides.

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