Preserving our Waterways for Tomorrow
There are an estimated 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic in the world’s oceans. With single-use bags found even in the depths of the Mariana trench, the deepest sea floor, no place is untouched by our inorganic waste. Plastic is an enormous threat to marine mammals,...
Cultivating the Next Generation of Women Leaders
March 8, 2021 marks 110 years since the first International Women’s Day celebration, which is now a global event recognized by the United Nations since 1975. This year the United Nations has chosen the theme, Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a...
Paw-ssionate about Animal Rights
Amid the unprecedented crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, faced with long hours quarantined at home, many people have added a furry friend to their family. As a result, dog and cat adoption rates have skyrocketed across the world, leaving many adoption...
The Quest for Racial Justice and Equity
The coronavirus pandemic has become an amplifier of the structural racism that exists in the United States. In an age when anyone can reach mass audiences through social media, evidence of unequal treatment and racial bias toward the Black community abounds. Guided by...
