By Youth, for Youth
Through the Global Changemakers program, people under the age of 25 are developing solutions to problems that directly affect them.
Innovations that address global challenges such as education, environment, and health (more)
Through the Global Changemakers program, people under the age of 25 are developing solutions to problems that directly affect them.
Boston Children's Hospital is testing new approaches to improving outcomes and reducing health care costs.
In troubled spots around the world, Right to Play shows how fun and games can be a serious tool for development.
Older people and foster families are forming mutually supportive communities, with help from a group called Generations of Hope.
In some places, users of the US Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program can supplement their diet via community supported agriculture.
A properly designed sponsor-a-child program can have real, long-term impact on the life course of its beneficiaries.
Major local events, with some notable exceptions, spur locally based companies to increase charitable giving.
The Trey McIntyre Project, an Idaho-based dance troupe, is choreographing a novel way to manage a leading-edge arts organization.
Enrollment in a classroom with a high poverty rate doesn't necessarily affect individual student performance.
In a market context, people are apt to betray their own beliefs about right and wrong.