Hope and Action: Faith and Religion in the Time of the Climate Crisis
As the majority of the world’s population, people of faith and religious communities have huge responsibilities and abundant opportunities to help solve the world’s problems by becoming a part of the solutions.... Read more
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Glass Onion: Layers of Hydrogen Energy
Hydrogen has been touted as this miraculous solution to global warming, and it almost sounds too good to be true. So, what are the cons?... Read more
3 Ways We Can Be Responsible Travelers
As we can ease our way into traveling again, there are few ways we can be a responsible tourist during our vacation.... Read more
Three Tips for a More Sustainable Gift-Giving
How can we show our loved ones we care while also caring about sustainability?... Read more
Balancing Human Rights and Climate Change
Human rights and climate action are now more connected than ever. How do we integrate human rights into climate adaptation plans?... Read more
Mountain Partnership: Addressing Challenges of Mountain Ecosystems and Communities
In the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, the Mountain Partnership held its sixth global meeting to address the state of the world’s mountains.... Read more
28 Million People Are Still in Forced Labor Today
There is a 2.7 million increase between 2016 and 2021, primarily driven by forced labor in the private economy.... Read more
Centering Survivors in Ending Violence Against Women
A survivor-centered approach seeks to empower survivors by prioritizing their rights, needs, and wishes and ensuring access to appropriate, accessible, and good quality services.... Read more
Supporting Multilingual Students with Multilingual Education
Leaving students to get lost in translation can only mean that we, too, are getting lost on our way toward inclusive education for all.... Read more
Addressing Statelessness in the Climate Crisis
Stateless people are often denied basic human rights like education, healthcare, and others.... Read more