Starbucks has downplayed references to social justice and sustainability in its latest global impact report. The newest ...

Churches serve communities by addressing social issues and meeting needs. Outreach programs provide both spiritual and physical support. Valentine’s Day reminds believers that love requires action.

27 February 2024 - Over 4 billion people worldwide lack access to basic social protection, leaving them vulnerable to economic shocks, health crises, and social exclusion. Urgent and concerted efforts ...

As a girl, Cambridge utterly bewitched me: it was the most magical place I’d ever seen. It never crossed my mind that I’d ...

As revealed in the 2023 Edelman Trust Barometer, Western societies are becoming increasingly polarized, with the US severely polarized and several countries, such as the UK, France and the Netherlands ...

UNICEF and partners are committed to championing the rights of every child and advocating for equity and justice for all. Nabintu, 12, attends class at Lwashi Primary School in Lushagala, North Kivu ...

Andrea Longton, a professional social justice investor, has written a practical guide to social investing called appropriately, The Social Justice Investor. Written for the novice or first-time ...

Chandigarh, Oct 7 (PTI) The Haryana unit of Congress on Wednesday said the caste census can become a historic instrument for social justice only if every caste and community is counted accurately, sci ...

As societal challenges grow in impact and urgency, this UC multidisciplinary program is tailored for students who want to have an impact on the world. The College of Arts and Sciences has introduced a ...

“Disabled people live at the intersection of all systems of oppression and social justice issues. There isn’t one issue or one intersection where you will not find disabled individuals advocating for ...

As the crises of climate change, racism, and economic inequality coalesce, many young activists are aware that even the most ambitious policy changes won’t, on their own, achieve a sustainable future.

Americans with no church affiliation are sometimes called “nones,” but in a recent essay in The Atlantic, Helen Lewis suggests that some of them have actually found a “new religion” in the social ...