ByChristy RomerJune 12, 2020 This Mayor Shows How To Respond To Outpourings of Public Pain In 1895, a statue was erected in Bristol to celebrate the life of Edward Colston, a 17th-century slave…
ByChristy RomerJune 12, 2020 Saving 40 Million Sea Turtles In Brazil In 1980, a group of oceanography students in Brazil, concerned about levels of fishing and pollution, decided to…
ByChristy RomerJune 8, 2020 MPD150 Presents a Vision of a Police-Free Future Three years before the murder of George Floyd, and before protests against police brutality engulfed the world, a…
ByChristy RomerJune 8, 2020 First Black Woman Student President Elected at MIT For the first time in its 159-year history, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the top-rated university in the…
ByChristy RomerJune 3, 2020 9 Powerful Speeches Responding to The Murder of George Floyd “Within the last several weeks we have had to hashtag the names of far too many black lives…
ByChristy RomerMay 29, 2020 World’s Largest Electric Aircraft Ready For Take Off The aviation industry will never be the same after the COVID-19 shutdown. Multiple airlines have gone into administration,…
ByReve FisherMay 29, 2020 Siren: The Smart Socks Saving Diabetics from Amputation Amputations due to diabetes appear to be on the rise. In a 2018 study published by the The…
ByChristy RomerMay 27, 2020 The Fashion Activist Making Sustainability The New Normal Back in 2010, Lebanese-Canadian designer Céline Semaan coined a new term for the work she was doing to…
ByChristy RomerMay 26, 2020 Bright Simons: “Good Ideas Don’t Only Come From Rich Countries” Air-borne viruses, extreme weather, income inequality, collapsing trust in public institutions—challenges that affect people on one continent also…
ByReve FisherMay 26, 2020 The Social Network for Women in Leadership Positions According to a 2019 study by organisational consulting firm Korn Ferry, women hold just 25 percent of C-suite…