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In the realm of public discourse, non-profit organizations often serve as the torchbearers of societal change, championing causes ranging from environmental conservation to social justice. Yet, beneat

“The coronavirus pandemic is a challenge unlike any other and what will define us is how we as a nation respond."

Super Bowl 2024 has come and gone. Planning now could make it a reality for 2025. Imagine the stadium food vendors selling food grown from urban farms

Inclusive social protections for children would be a positive signifier of social development in a time where 1.4 billion children globally are denied them.

UNAIDS Executive Director, Winnie Byanyima, recently made a call for governments to support women and girls from marginalized communities health needs.

The World Social Forum (WSF) is today "more necessary than ever," according to Oded Grajew, promoter and co-founder of the global civil society meeting - a festival of diversity that has not yet succe

Experts recommend the prevention of malaria in highly endemic countries in Africa should integrate "locally appropriate" control measures.

Saffron from the Kashmir Himalayas has faced challenges for years, mostly related to yields and inadequate irrigation compounded by the climate crisis.

Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) provisions in international trade and investment agreements – long abused by opportunists with means – are slowly being rejected by cautious governments.

Sweety Akter was determined to get an education but was too poor to pay for college. Her luck changed when she was accepted at the Moimuna Nursing Institute