Waste Management in Addis Ababa
In the most populous landlocked country on the world’s fastest-urbanizing continent, it’s a normal sight to see growing piles of waste lining the Ethiopian capital’s streets. Environmental impact aside, refuse build-up is a hotbed for the cultivation and spread of...
A Guiding Light for the Visually Impaired
Indonesia’s geo-political history has established and shaped a highly diverse environment and society. The Indonesian archipelago represents a major juncture of Earth’s tectonic plates, a bustling convergence nexus of people and cultures between Oceania,...
The Game Changers
Participating in an after-school debate or a Model United Nations club, or being part of a basketball team are experiences many remember as an exciting foundation of their youth. However, for youth at risk—as are over 75% of school kids who have experienced...
Saving Sea Turtles, A Reason to Shell-ebrate
On certain days, before the sun rises on the Gulf Coast of Mexico, the sandy shores of some beaches can seem almost alive with jostling, lurching movement. On these days, hundreds upon hundreds of hatchling sea turtles make their way to the darkness of the ocean,...