Society
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Heroes USA29. November 2021Refugee Women Help Hundreds of Children Receive Education
Three Afghan refugee women who are temporarily living at the Fort McCoy military base in Wisconsin, United States took it upon themselves to create a school after seeing young children aimlessly spending their first few days at the camp.
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Society Canada24. November 2021Goodbye Coal Plant, Hello Sustainable Neighborhood
A project aimed at reimagining a former coal power plant located along the shores of Lac Ontario, in Canada, into a sustainable, progressive and eco-friendly 15-minute city has been greenlighted - with residents set to move in by 2025!
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Society USA22. November 2021Completely Exonerated… After 55 Years!
More than 55 years after being wrongfully convicted of the murder of civil rights leader Malcolm X in 1965, two men have been exonerated, correcting the historical record of one of America’s influential leaders of the civil rights era.
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Society USA20. November 2021Prestigious College Newspaper Finally Has Its First Latinx President
The college newspaper of Harvard, one of the most prestigious American universities, has finally elected its first Latinx president in its 148-year history, an inclusive decision that shatters the glass ceiling in terms of Hispanic representation.
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Society USA19. November 2021Food Has a Future on Mars
Heinz has unveiled a special edition of its original Heinz ketchup, using the same ingredients as always, but this time via a “martian” process: the tomatoes used to create the "Marz Edition" ketchup were grown in soil, water, and temperature conditions found on Mars.
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Society USA18. November 2021Dolphins Don’t Belong in Small Tanks (and Online Travel Giants Are Doing Something About It!)
Expedia is the latest of many companies to stop selling tickets to “swim with dolphins” performances: the travel brand’s updated policy comes after five years of pressure from PETA and supporters, who urged the travel company to reject cruel wildlife practices.
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