ByReve FisherSeptember 2, 2020 Google Launches a Startup Accelerator for Female Founders In 2017, women-led startups created more than 10 million jobs and generated $1.5 billion in revenue in the…
ByChristy RomerSeptember 1, 2020 Empowering Refugees in Athens With Free Movement Skateboarding “I very much struggle with talking myself up,” says Will Ascott, the co-founder of Free Movement Skateboarding. “But…
ByChristy RomerAugust 31, 2020 Blync: VR Tech Allows You To Cycle In Virtual Worlds For people unable to leave their house, an exercise bike is a useful way to stay in shape.…
ByChristy RomerAugust 31, 2020 Meet The ‘Pirate Queen of Science’, Alexandra Elbakyan On Sci-Hub, a sort of academic search engine, you can find any piece of science literature ever published…
ByChristy RomerAugust 26, 2020 Why Has Bruce French Spent His Life Cataloguing Edible Plants? In between the roasted watermelon seeds, the sprouting galangal and a batch of rungia, a leafy green from…
ByChristy RomerAugust 24, 2020 ‘Micro Food Banks’: The Academics in Chile Recycling To Fight Hunger Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, roughly 600,000 people in Chile were in a position of food insecurity—meaning they…
ByReve FisherAugust 21, 2020 The Donations-Only Restaurant “Where All Are Welcome” Customers at Drexell & Honeybee’s, a soul food restaurant in Alabama, can enjoy typical southern dishes such as…
ByChristy RomerAugust 21, 2020 This Engineer From Brazil Just Created The Fastest Internet Ever Recorded Every day, 640,000 people go onto the internet for the first time. That’s 27,000 new people every hour.…
ByChristy RomerAugust 20, 2020 Tracy Chou Has Created Block Party To Stop Online Harassment For all the good social media brings—connection across borders and communities—it’s impossible to ignore just how embedded abuse…
ByReve FisherAugust 20, 2020 Unsold Expired Beer in Australia Is Being Turned Into Renewable Energy When the COVID-19 pandemic caused bars, pubs, clubs and restaurants to close throughout the world, beer sales came…