TIME100 Voices

How I Survived the Aftermath of My Rape

By Amanda Nguyen

The 'Blackest City in America' Embodies Environmental Injustice

By Catherine Coleman Flowers

After the Ceasefire, How Do You Keep the Peace?

By Richard Branson

AI Companions Will Change Our Lives

By Mustafa Suleyman
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There's No Better Time Than Thanksgiving to Help Someone Who's Hungry

Let it serve as a reminder that we need not agree on everything to share a meal, writes Claire Babineaux-Fontenot.

We Need to Figure Out How to Coevolve With AI

If we are unwilling or unable to become more like AI, we must find ways to make AI more like us—while we are still able.

Black Women Can't Save America From Itself

In a personal essay, Aisha Nyandoro shares what it means to be a Black parent, as the U.S. enters Trump's second term.

The World Needs More Engineers to Meet Clean Energy Goals

Engineers are key to decarbonizing whole energy systems and bringing a more secure energy future into being.

By Ignacio Galán

Sexual Abuse Survivors Have Suffered Enough. Trump's Win Crosses the Line

When self-admitted sexual harassment, adjudicated sexual abuse, and a willful disregard for consent is not a line that voters are unwilling to cross, then where is the line?

Sen. Elizabeth Warren: Here's the Plan to Fight Back

To everyone who is afraid of what happens next, I share your fears. But what we do next is important, and I need you in this fight with me.

Retreating From DEI Could Cost Businesses Billions

Investing in inclusion builds a stronger, more resilient economy that works for everyone, writes Kelley Robinson, President of the Human Rights Campaign.

How Western Firms Are Funding Russia's War in Ukraine

And how to cut off the flow once and for all.

The 50th Anniversary of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act Reminds Us There’s Still Work to Do for Women

Societies often discriminate against women in the name of protecting them. The results are corrosive.

Kamala Harris Is the Candidate Who Values Care

Families can’t afford to pay more for care, and care workers can’t afford to get paid less.

Trans and Abortion Rights Activists Are Ultimately Fighting for the Same Thing

And it is a life-or-death fight, writes Chase Strangio.

You've Heard of Ballet Pink. It's Time to Embrace Ballet Brown

Ballet brown fills a void with self-acceptance and joy, and it’s a call to action to celebrate all dancers, valuing all of our natural beauty, exactly as we are.

Governor Newsom's Veto on the AI Bill Was a Mistake

AI safety isn't science fiction. It’s something we need to pay attention to right now, write Mark Ruffalo and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Palestinian and Israeli Women Don’t Want to 'Win.' We Want Peace

In our grief, we found strength in one another. We believe that even amid this terrible tragedy, an understanding can emerge.

Fawzia Amin Sido Should Never Have Spent a Decade in Captivity

The Yazidi woman's rescue is a stark reminder of how women are abused in war, write Nadia Murad and Sheryl Sandberg.

Jane Goodall: Vote to Protect the Natural World

As many countries head to the polls this year, we have a chance to shape a world where the environment is protected, cherished, and preserved for generations to come.

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