Philanthropy

We are endeavouring to be on our best behaviour at this time of the year. We have disturbed memories, you...

With the ongoing tragedy of the war in Syria, the refugee crisis has quite understandably dominated the conversation about immigration...

There are ways and means of clouding the issues, of course. First and foremost you need to phrase the questions...

Armed conflicts around the world are disrupting the lives of millions of citizens and have caused the largest movement of...

A Discussion with Hague Institute Researcher Agnese Macaluso Sustainable Development Goal 11 aims toward making urban settlements “inclusive, safe, resilient...

An Interview with LIVED Founder Katherine Baxter Katherine Baxter is Founder and Co-Director of LIVED, a non-profit that engages with...

“I remember the first time I ever met a refugee,” recalls Doug Hewitt, Co-Founder of 1951 Coffee Company, a specialty...

Community Challenges to Capitalism at the Annapurna Eco-village in Nepal Diverse alternatives to capitalism are emerging in myriad spaces and...

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, an ambitious set of seventeen global goals and 169 targets to progress toward a...

THIS PIECE IS AUTHORED BY ANNIS PRATT. ANNIS IS AN ENVIRONMENTAL NOVELIST AND ACTIVIST. SHE HOLDS A PHD IN COMPARATIVE...

EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS PIECE IS AUTHORED BY Festus Akinnifesi, Veronica Ríos, and Fransen Jean. Akinnifesi is the Deputy Strategic Programme...

Famine was supposed to be a thing of the past. True, 75 million people had died from starvation in the...