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…
ByKezia ParkinsMarch 18, 2020 Right Runner Game: Teaching Kids to Stand Up for Their Rights The days of blaming gaming for producing socially inept and uninterested children may be well and truly over…
ByChristy RomerOctober 25, 2019 District Attorney Larry Krasner is Transforming Justice in US Prisons When Larry Krasner was sworn in as district attorney in Philadelphia last year, he made what seemed like…
ByReve FisherSeptember 30, 2019 UN Financial Sector Commission Launches Plan to Fight Slavery and Trafficking At the 2019 United Nations General Assembly in New York, the Financial Sector Commission—also known as the Liechtenstein…
ByChristy RomerSeptember 30, 2019 Three Female Students in Rwanda Develop Anti-Corruption App When it feels like the world’s problems are too large to be solved, it’s worth taking the time…
ByChristy RomerAugust 29, 2019 How a University Student Made Botswana Decriminalise Homosexuality Sometimes, the greatest advocates for change are ordinary people who simply decide that enough is enough. People who…
ByReve FisherAugust 6, 2019 Alinha Institute: Using Blockchain to Combat Forced Labour in Brazil Forced labour has been a pervasive problem throughout Brazil over the years. In 2018, over 81,000 people were…
ByKezia ParkinsJune 14, 2019 Ikponwosa Ero: The Lawyer Campaigning for the Rights of People with Albinism Albinism refers to a range of disorders that result from a reduction or absence of melanin. The severity…