Katelyn Harrop
VICE
Berkeley, CA, United States
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Ways Everyday People Can Take Action on America's Homelessness Crisis Right Now
Want to make the world a better place? Here are a few immediate ways to help the most vulnerable among us. → Read More
The US States That Will Probably Change Their Marijuana Laws This Year
Jeff Sessions hates weed, but he can't stop these states from making it legal. → Read More
Congress's Actions This Fall Could Destroy the Internet as We Know It
Net neutrality might be dead by Thanksgiving. → Read More
6.1 Million Americans Can’t Vote Because of Felony Convictions
For the week leading up to the one-year anniversary of the 2016 elections, VICE Impact will be featuring facts that illustrate a broken electoral system in America, and how the nation can do better. → Read More
Keeping the World's Forests Sustainable Would Cost $160 Billion
The Sustainable Development Goals have specific targets to be achieved over the next 15 years. Today we look at how to ensure our forests, drylands, and other public and private spaces remain viable homes for people, plants, and animals across the globe. → Read More
How to Make a Strong Global Economy While Protecting Workers' Rights
The Sustainable Development Goals have specific targets to be achieved over the next 15 years. Today, we take a look at Goal #8: Decent Work and Economic Growth. → Read More
A Prison Is Using a Terrible Tactic to Bribe Its Inmates With Freedom
This county is offering reduced jail time for vasectomies. → Read More
Cities Are So Serious About Climate Change That They're Suing Oil Companies for Ruining the Planet
Three California municipalities are suing 37 fossil fuel companies for their impact on coastal climates. → Read More
This Viral Story of a Woman Getting Reported to HR for Being on Her Period Is Causing Outrage
This viral post is a reminder of the stigma against menstruation in many workplaces. → Read More
The White House Just Showed Why People Don't Trust It with Their Private Information
The Public Response to The White House's Voter Commission is Very Telling → Read More
Emma Stone Just Revealed What She Has To Do to Get Equal Pay
Stone's male coworkers had to take a pay cut for her to reach pay parity. → Read More
The Shocking Reason Dogs are Testing Positive for Cocaine
Twelve greyhounds tested positive for cocaine on eighteen occasions in Florida over a four-month period this year. → Read More
Almost Every State Is Rejecting Donald Trump's Latest Request
44 states are refusing to comply with parts of Trump's election commission's requests for voter information. → Read More
Students at For-Profit Colleges Just Got Some Unsettling News
Here's looking at a one-year extension on Gainful Employment compliance under Betsy Devos. → Read More
Kids Are Ingesting This Harmful Pesticide yet the Government Won't Ban It
A new report shows that Pruitt met with Dow CEO before denying proposal to ban one of its chemicals. → Read More
This New Netflix Trailer Is Under Fire for Being a Dangerous Representation of This Health Issue
The new "To The Bone: trailer have some people worrying about eating disorder triggers. → Read More
Wedding Costs Are Skyrocketing Thanks to This Trend
The cost of throwing and attending weddings is at an all-time high. → Read More
Get Your Ass to These 5 Pristine National Parks While You Still Can
Climate change will eventually make the National Park System go bye-bye. → Read More
Cop's Text Messages to a Gay Teen Expose a Rarely Discussed Issue in the LGBT Community
A Louisiana police officer has been accused of sending racist Grindr messages to Charles Davis, a recent graduate from Louisiana State University. → Read More
What Pansexual People Want Others to Know About Pansexuality
Pansexuality is largely ignored in public conversations about sexuality. This is what pansexual people want you to know about pansexual identity. → Read More