At MPMR.org, we believe in journalism that listens, reflects, and informs. Based in the United States, we shine a spotlight on real stories from communities nationwide — especially those that are often overlooked or underreported.
We focus on how education, housing, healthcare, and public policy shape people’s lives, and how individuals and communities respond to those challenges. From small rural towns to major urban centers, our goal is to share stories of resilience, change, and collective strength.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide thoughtful, respectful coverage of the issues that matter most. We want our reporting to help people better understand the world around them, connect with others’ experiences, and feel inspired to take action.
Whether it’s neighbors organizing a food drive, students advocating for policy reform, or artists creating work that unites communities, we believe these stories deserve to be told — and told well.
What We Cover
We organize our reporting into four core areas:
- Revolution & Resistance – Stories about grassroots movements, labor organizing, and community-led actions that challenge injustice.
- Structures & Systems – Reporting that breaks down how laws, institutions, and policies impact everyday lives.
- Voices & Declarations – Essays, open letters, and first-person perspectives from people with something meaningful to say, including students, teachers, workers, and local leaders.
- Culture of Resistance – Coverage of art, music, film, and poetry that tell stories of struggle, identity, and hope for a better future.
Why It Matters
Across the country, people are working together to support one another, share experiences, and make their communities stronger. At MPMR.org, we stand alongside these efforts by listening closely, writing honestly, and sharing stories with care. Our hope is to leave readers feeling seen, informed, and motivated to engage with the world around them.
Meet the Team
Jordan Rivera – Senior Editor, Revolution & Resistance
Baltimore, MD
Jordan leads our coverage of community organizing, labor movements, and grassroots activism. With over a decade of experience in local media and neighborhood advocacy, he focuses on stories that show how people are creating meaningful change.
Zion R. Brooks – Culture Editor, Culture of Resistance
Oakland, CA
Zion explores how art, music, and storytelling connect to movements for justice. As a poet and cultural writer, he highlights how creative expression preserves history, builds identity, and inspires action.
Get Involved
If you have a story to share, want to contribute your voice, or are interested in collaborating, we’d love to hear from you.
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