Nov 10 2020
Using Black Soldier Flies to transform waste into animal feed translates into an inexpensive, clean and sustainable food source.
Oct 13 2020
Aisha was born 24 years ago in Yangon, Myanmar’s energetic cultural center, and lives there today with her parents and four siblings. But she says her true community resides somewhere …
Sep 17 2020
Greg, an IT professional with a background in accounting, business intelligence and data analytics, left his job because he wanted to quit traveling and work closer to home. Four years …
Sep 10 2020
A sister’s death motivated Habiba Ali to pursue renewable energy with a women-centric focus.
Sep 10 2020
In Hindi, their voices joined in an anthem of the labor and civil rights movements. “We shall overcome,” they sang. “We shall overcome one day.”
Aug 24 2020
Their voices are often unheard in the global conversation, and their pandemic challenges underrecognized, so as part of a listening initiative, The Rockefeller Foundation and its partners are surveying rural …
Aug 10 2020
Growing up in Bombay, India, Radhika Timbadia loved to read. But she rarely found Indian characters to identify with in children’s literature, so she turned to adult books, supplemented by …
Jul 27 2020
In Juba, South Sudan, Esteban Sacco, deputy head of office at the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), spent four hours recently on a call with …
Jul 15 2020
Imagine a world where food systems are more nourishing, regenerative and equitable, where year-round nourishment for all is a reality, and where individual food cultures are honored in their own …
Jul 08 2020
Nine months ago, solar-powered mini-grids arrived to Ruby Kumari’s village of 400 households in India’s Bihar State, allowing her to transform her considerable sewing skills into a viable business. The …