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George And Amal Clooney Share Stories With Syrian Refugees
Ahead of today’s fifth anniversary of the Syria conflict, the International Rescue Committee Organized a meeting between Georgeand Amal Clooney and three Syrian refugee ...
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Teacher Wins $1-M Prize For Peace Lessons
A primary school teacher from a refugee camp in conflict-torn Palestine has won $1-million Global Teacher Prize for educating her students about non-violence, beating nine oth...
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20 Women In Hollywood Making A Difference From Behind The Camera
The fight for gender equality will always seem to inevitably fall in front of the camera, so starkly visible amongst its onscreen heroines and celebrity actors. But, to bring ...
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Minimizing Out-Of-Pocket Health Expenditure For India's Poor
The recent adoption of Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations endorsed an earlier agreement on a resolution passed on Dec. 12, 2012, which emphasizes all member s...
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Time Poverty And The World's Childcare Crisis
My colleague Thalia Kidder is a feminist economist who’s been working for years to try and get the ‘care economy’ onto the development agenda. It’s bee...
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An Office On Four Wheels Brings Land Administration Services To Isolated Populations
I recently had the opportunity to see the mobile offices run by the State Service for the Registration of Real Estate (SSRRE) of the Republic of Azerbaijan. These mobile offic...
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What Some 'Radical Conservationists' Think
Humans started drawing animals the moment they started killing them. The earliest recorded artworks—paintings on the cave walls of Lascaux in southern France—are f...
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SXSW: The Best And Weirdest Films From The Texas Film Festival
Indie film legend and writer-director of Boyhood Richard Linklater has called Everyone Wants Some!! the "spiritual sequel" to his Generation X comedy-drama Dazed and Confused....
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Nina Simone's Face
When I was kid, I knew what the worst parts of me were—my hair and my mouth. My hair was Happy. My lips were big. Nearly every kid around me knew something similar of th...
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Still Lot To Be Done For Womens' Security And Safety: Tabu
Actress Tabu says things are certainly changing for Indian women but there is a lot still which can be done for their security and safety. "It's a multi-layered topic and disc...
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