On Today's Show:Millions of torture survivors around the world suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Oxfam states the truck will “raise awareness of the human suffering behind the food on supermarket shelves—even at socially-conscious Whole Foods”.Her work resonates with many young Latinx people in America, who share similar experiences with Latinx identity politics, and institutional racism.

On today's show: Jared Kushner may have been the one to leak the name of missing Saudi journalist, Jamal KhashoggiNikki Haley announces her resignation from U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Catalina Maria Johnson joins us for this week's Global Notes to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

On Today's Show:Jeremy Scahill, co-founder of the investigative outlet The Intercept, has been a vocal critic of the “American exceptionalism” at the core of Nikki Haley’s rhetoric.Next month, millions of Americans will head to the polls in what many observers are calling one of the most important elections in U.S. history.

On Today's Show: According to one survey, only 42 percent of millennials support capitalism.On today’s Global Activism segment, Lou Bank joins Worldview once again to catch us up to date with his non-profit.

On Today's Show:The Trump administration held its first public hearing on its Affordable Clean Energy plan in Chicago on Oct. 1.Protesters wearing shirts that read, “Stop killing us” gathered outside of the meeting demanding the EPA hold businesses accountable for carbon pollution.In honor of Indigenous People’s Day, on today’s Global Notes, we’ll play contemporary indigenous music from across nations and genres.

On today's show: The indigenous communities of Chiapas in Mexico and their fight to defend their human rightsThe possibility of renewing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and what the U.S. is doing to protect womenRachel Woolf’s new exhibition, "Deported: An American Division", in collaboration with Artworks Projects for Human Rights

On Today's Show:While attacks in Europe and North America have dropped dramatically this year, attacks in Afghanistan, and other countries are rising. Over a decade ago, author Naomi Klein coined the term “Disaster Capitalism” to describe a form of hyper exploitation amid human suffering.

On Today's Show: A new exhibit in Chicago aims to give people an understanding of the difficulties facing millions of refugees around the world who are forced from their homes.   In recent years, many craft brewers have been bought out by large multinational conglomerates.  On this week’s Global Notes segment Catalina Maria Johnson will take us through a rich collection from countries like Japan, Vietnam, and Mexico.

On Today's Show:Rami Nashashibi joins us today to discuss his recent pilgrimage to Mecca and how that relates to the work he’s doing here in Chicago.In August 1973, a Latin music supergroup called Fania All Stars played a historic concert at New York's Yankee Stadium.

On Today's Show:On Wednesday, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un held a joint press conference in North Korea.Filmmaker Michael Moore traveled across the United States and interviewed Americans to assess the political and social impact of President Trump’s victory.The World Music Festival meets World Dumpling Fest will be held Sept. 23 at Navy Pier.