IMAGINE a news room that never has to worry about upsetting a corporate advertiser. Imagine an editorial team that brings its progressive values and worldview to the newsroom each day. Imagine an outlet that worries about peace and justice, the common good, and the survivability of the planet instead of quarterly earnings, the needs of private equity investors, or a publisher trying to maximize returns.

While the corporate media system lies to its audience day after day, Common Dreams has a different model. But this model is only possible because of you. Our Summer Campaign is underway. Can you please chip in what you can—no amount is too large or too small—to help keep us going?

Please Help

This Is Not Corporate Media.
It’s Common Dreams.

Want a better world? Support Independent News and Views Today.

DONATE NOW

Beth Geglia

Beth Geglia is a filmmaker and researcher currently studying new cincession models in Honduras. She is a PhD candidate at American Universty.

Articles by this author

Views
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
What Does Justice for Slain Honduran Environmentalist Berta Cáceres Mean?
Amidst lingering smoke from the morning’s ceremony, Garifuna leader Miriam Miranda opened up the space with a welcoming. “We celebrate that you are here with us today to build something real. We don’t want our Sister Berta to become an empty word. We don’t want her name to become just another...
Read more

This Is Not Corporate Media.
It’s Common Dreams.

Beth Geglia

Articles by this author

About Common Dreams

Contact Us

Common Dreams brings you the news that matters.

Sign up for Newsletter

Connect With Us

Support our common dreams.

Can We Count on Your Help Today?

This Is Not Corporate Media.It’s Common Dreams.

Search form

Beth Geglia

Articles by this author

This Is Not Corporate Media.
It’s Common Dreams.