John Laurenson

Food for Soul’s refettorios are feeding the poor, finding a solution to food waste, and building community spirit.

In the Netherlands, a modest experiment in welfare policy taps into a very big idea: universal basic income.

Home-sharing programs in France provide students with a place to live and seniors with a source of companionship.

By John Laurenson

How a German nonprofit is repurposing sex workers’ skills.

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