Learn about the beauty of Indigenous cultures around the world from the activists celebrating them online.

After her grandfather passed away from cardiac arrest, Akshara Ramasamy started Idhayam, which hosts online CPR training sessions to promote good health and wellbeing around the world.

Imagine a world where each one of us come together play and cheer for each other regardless of our skin colour, birthplace, gender, religion, race, ethnicity or disability. How joyous would that be?

The Canadian government has come under scrutiny after it was revealed that many of the country’s indigenous population will not receive clean water despite March 2021 being heralded as the pivotal month in which all First Nations reserves would receive it. 

The United Nations (UN) has reaffirmed the importance for governments around the world to place a clear value on water in order to prevent widespread waste, shortages and high prices which are having a grave effect on some of the world’s most poor and vulnerable.

An innovative and affordable solution that uses recycled shipping containers is meeting the educational needs of children in India by providing an educational infrastructure and learning environment to help fill the gap in one of the country’s biggest social issues.

Slavery is still a problem in our society. Despite the vast progress being made for more than century, countries around the world are still experiencing people falling victims to slavery with as many as 40 million people still affected. This can be through migrant labour, sex slavery and trafficking, forced marriage and even in the fishing industry.

A study from this week, carried out by the government’s independent advisers, has found that more than half of the UK public believes that the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has created greater social inequality over the past few months.

Since gaining its independence from the UK in 1948, Myanmar, formerly Burma, has most been under military rule which saw many people fall victim to a violent and oppressive regime. Despite change in 2010 which saw a shift towards more democratic policies and ideas, the country has remained suspect to instability.

India has been a developing country for over a decade now. And, the country has definitely developed. In the last three years, India pulled 75 million people out of poverty; in the last ten years, the number rises to an impressive 271 million people. However, poverty is still a significant issue in the country. In 2019, Oxfam reported that over 14% of the Indian population lives in poverty. The COVID-19 pandemic has only worsened the economy and living situations for Indian citizens.

Some of the world’s biggest names have come together to call for a ‘people’s vaccine’ in which the equipment and treatment is made available through the lifting of patents, and the open sharing of technology and knowledge is made global so that the whole world can make great strides forward in putting the coronavirus behind us.

The World We Want, has launched an inspiring call to action to break the silence around menstruation.

The World We Want, has launched an inspiring call to action to break the silence around menstruation.

The World We Want, has launched an inspiring call to action to break the silence around menstruation.

Name is just a tag to refer to people. It is only with names like Nelson Mandela, that become symbols of the power of peace, and compassionate leadership. Born on 18th July, Nelson Mandela was a human rights lawyer.

#BLM is making waves through the corporate world and these companies are pioneering the fight for change.

The ESA will target women and people with disabilities as we enter a new age of space exploration.

From music artists to journalists, the fight for equality is gaining more prominence.

With fashion having a big influence over our everyday lives, these designers are ensuring how we can look good whilst also helping the planet.

Some of the most popular celebrities from BAME backgrounds joined together in an urgent call for action.

This will see her also become the first ever African and female to be appointed into the role.

The government has put forward ambitious plans to address rising temperatures across the continent.

Child poverty exasperated by the COVID-19.

The 46th president of the United States has already launched ambitious plans to initiate change, targeting ending discrimination and pledges to enact the Equality Act.

From fresh perspectives to driven changemakers, unlocking the potential of half the world’s population will pave the way for a more prosperous future.

How understanding the concept of Positive Peace can help conflict-stricken countries out of despair.