Mother Jones

Mother Jones is a nonprofit news organization based in the United States, renowned for its commitment to investigative journalism, environmental issues, human rights, and social justice. Founded in 1976 and named after the labor activist Mary Harris “Mother” Jones, the publication has established itself as a leader in uncovering stories often overlooked by mainstream media. With a focus on in-depth reporting, Mother Jones challenges conventional narratives by shedding light on systemic injustices, corporate malfeasance, and political corruption.

The magazine and its digital platforms offer a mix of news analysis, commentary, and features that aim to inform and engage readers on critical contemporary issues. Mother Jones is known for its rigorous fact-checking and fearless approach to journalism, attributes that have garnered it numerous accolades and a loyal readership. In an era of rapid news cycles and sensationalism, Mother Jones stands out for its dedication to stories that drive meaningful conversation and change, adhering to the belief that fact-driven, empathetic journalism can inspire action and advocate for a more equitable and sustainable world.