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Z Magazine, 29 六月 2026

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ArticleFrom Doom Scrolling to Civic Action

e mod­ern world is grap­pling with a para­dox of con­nectiv­ity. e aver­age per­son spends two to three hours every day scrolling through social media, we are linked by screens but still con­sumed by an epi­demic of loneli­ness. We live in digital...

From Doom Scrolling to Civic Action

ArticlePower, Men’s Silence, and the Urgent Need to Over­haul Mas­culin­ity

is is a call to action for men. How can so many of us stay silent in the face of an ongo­ing epi­demic of men’s sexual and domestic assaults against women— includ­ing rape? Enough is enough. We have to do bet­ter. In just the past month, the U.S. has...

Power, Men’s Silence, and the Urgent Need to Over­haul Mas­culin­ity

ArticleHow a Dif­fer­ent Kind of Edu­ca­tion Built the World’s Most Equal Demo­cra­cies

The United States is a nation of extraordin­ary wealth and extraordin­ary con­tra­dic­tion. Tens of mil­lions of Amer­ic­ans live in mater­ial insec­ur­ity, while aggreg­ate wealth con­tin­ues to expand. Insti­tu­tional trust remains fra­gile, and the...

How a Dif­fer­ent Kind of Edu­ca­tion Built the World’s Most Equal Demo­cra­cies

ArticleWomen Face the Greatest Cli­mate Risks but are Crit­ical to Cli­mate Action

e cli­mate crisis is worsen­ing many of the eco­nomic and social inequal­it­ies already faced by women and girls, mak­ing it harder to access health care, edu­ca­tion, employ­ment, and other neces­sit­ies. Women in rural com­munit­ies are espe­cially...

Women Face the Greatest Cli­mate Risks but are Crit­ical to Cli­mate Action

ArticleRelearn­ing Water

Across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), water is far more than a resource. It is memory, ter­rit­ory, sur­vival, iden­tity, and dig­nity. In a region marked by arid­ity, accel­er­at­ing cli­mate instabil­ity, demo­graphic pres­sure, and...

Relearn­ing Water