ByReve FisherJune 25, 2020 This Organisation Gives Teens $1,000 to Help Those in Need The VING Project—which was named after the end of the world “giving”— is giving teenagers a chance to…
ByChristy RomerJune 24, 2020 A Week With imagiCharm, The Coding Gadget By imagiLabs Last year, we couldn’t stop enthusing about the potential of imagiCharm—a crowdfunded gadget designed to get girls interested…
ByReve FisherJune 22, 2020 These Drones Are Delivering Library Books For Kids To Read Over the Summer Wing, a drone delivery service backed by Alphabet—the parent company of tech conglomerate Google—allows customers to shop locally…
ByChristy RomerJune 22, 2020 SlothBot: A Smiley, Incredibly Slow Conservation Robot A new robot is being tested in the US. It moves slowly, tracking plants and animals from the…
ByChristy RomerJune 19, 2020 With The Midnight Gospel, Duncan Trussell Has Created A Trippy New TV Genre “Can I, err… interview you for my spacecast?” Clancy Gilroy, in the form of a musical rainbow, has…
ByChristy RomerJune 18, 2020 EndeavorRx: The First Video Game Prescribed As Medicine This week, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) crossed a milestone: it approved a video game as…
ByChristy RomerJune 16, 2020 This Solar-Powered Table Charges Your Phone And Plays Your Music As summer approaches, and coronavirus keeps social activities on a tight leash, we’re set to spend much more…
ByChristy RomerJune 15, 2020 Marina Santo on Dancing During Lockdown Dance is a personal and a collective experience at the same time. You move in a space and…
ByReve FisherJune 12, 2020 Crayola Teams Up With Beauty Mogul to Launch Inclusive Crayons On the United Nations World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, Crayola—the art supply company best…
ByChristy RomerJune 12, 2020 The Unwavering Strength of Joacine Katar Moreira The October 2019 parliamentary elections in Portugal were noteworthy for numerous reasons, but perhaps the most resonating was…