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Katherine Johnson: Advanced Human Rights With A Slide And Pencil
When I was growing up, in segregated South Carolina, African-American role models in national life were few and far between. Later, when my fellow flight students and I, in...
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Djimon Hounsou Visits Nigeria With Oxfam
Earlier this month, Academy Award-nominated actor and Oxfam Global Ambassador, Djimon Hounsou, visited Nigeria to meet families living in desperate conditions as they face ...
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Diagnosing Disease With A Snapshot
The physician, Karen Gripp, chief of the Division of Medical Genetics at A.I. duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Delaware, noted that her patient, a toddler girl, ...
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These Young Women Are Using The Power Of Music To Turn School Children Into Changemakers
In a classroom where one student can’t write his name while the other can effortlessly read the entire Harry Potter series, how can every child be equally engaged? Ho...
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New vaccine Could End Three-Decade-Long Wait For An Effective Prevention Of HIV
In what is expected to be "the final nail in the coffin" for HIV, a new vaccine against HIV is being tested in South Africa. The first large study of an HIV vaccine's effec...
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Op-Ed: Should Philanthropy Be Funding Arts And Culture?
In 2014, government decided to consolidate its funding for arts and culture through the establishment of an entity called the Cultural and Create Industries Federation of S...
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FT writers discuss maternal and child health on Twitter
Concerns about funding came on top of the list in an FT Twitter chat about Maternal and Child Health. The conversation took place during World Prematurity Day on November 1...
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'You Can't Stand by and Watch People Die': The Woman Developing an HIV Vaccine
In the 1990s, Dr. Glenda Gray was an activist and medical student, fighting to end segregation in the hospitals of apartheid South Africa and mobilize communities around he...
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Desert 'fog catchers' make water out of thin air
Fog harvesting was devised in South America in the 1980s and there are active projects in various countries including Chile, Peru, Ghana, Eritrea, South Africa and Californ...
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Sting's New Song For Refugee Hardships
Most people recognize the name Sting and his long career in the music industry. This week, Sting has just released a new album, which includes a song called “Inshalla...
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