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When a mass shooting happens, and the perpetrator has left a manifesto or text that could give insight into his motive, worldview and state of mind, one of the first go-to rules for the media is: do…

This spring’s Public Eye cover artist, Erik Ruin, is a Philadelphia-based printmaker, shadow puppeteer, and paper-cut artist whose work has been called “spell-binding” by The New York Times.

As the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals gets ready to hand down a decision in Apache Stronghold v. United States , religious leaders—Sikh, Jewish, Muslim, Catholic, Mennonite—who have filed amicus…

Watch the roundtable discussion on the culture war and how the Right wields it to further their own agenda.

“Twenty years ago I thought now would be better. And it’s not.” That’s how Tiffany Vasquez, a longtime resident of Roseville, California, feels after weeks of vicious right-wing attacks on the local…

In 1995, following a spate of lethal violence against abortion providers across the United States, Catholic bioethicist Dr. G. Kevin Donovan predicted that the abortion movement faced an imminent…

A resource listing the current pro-choice and reproductive justice elements of organized religion in the United States.

An exploration of how prochoice religious communities can build influence as U.S. courts are poised to take away reproductive freedom.

Since a re-design in 2013, The Public Eye has featured the work of activist artists both on the covers and inside. Here’s a look back at what some of our featured artists had to say about the “Art of Activism”:

I’ve been crying when I drop my six-year-old daughter off at school. It happens whenever I hear about a new school shooting. And it’s been even worse since this past Monday morning, when another…