Missed the 16 Days of Activism? Don’t stress. This guide breaks down what the campaign is, why 2025 focused on digital violence, and how you can take real action all year. The movement doesn’t end after December 10th. Here’s how to stay informed, stay safe, and stay involved.

Community is one of the most powerful tools in tackling poverty and inequality. From research on social networks to real stories of local action, this piece explores how connection, collaboration, and compassion can drive change. Whether it’s volunteering, sharing resources, or simply showing up for others, Prachi reminds us that global progress begins at home, and that together, we can create a ripple effect that uplifts everyone.

Poverty is not gender-neutral, it is deeply sexist. Women and girls face heavier burdens due to systemic barriers in education, healthcare, property rights, and work. From child marriage to unequal pay and exclusion from leadership, poverty keeps women locked in cycles of inequality. To truly fight poverty, gender equality must be at the center of every solution. Empowering women with education, healthcare, and equal rights lifts entire societies.

Education is more than classrooms. It shapes health, income, and equality. Quality education gives people the skills and confidence to fight poverty and build better futures. But education alone is not enough. Without structural reforms that address inequality and create fair opportunities, poverty will persist. Education is powerful, but it works best when paired with systemic change.

Poverty and inequality are different but deeply connected. Poverty is about lacking basic needs, while inequality is about unfair distribution. Together, they create poverty traps that keep millions stuck. This article breaks down the causes, the vicious cycle they fuel, and the role young people can play, from shaping policy and driving entrepreneurship to supporting education and giving back.

Three years ago, on September 1st 2022, we had a simple but audacious idea: to help young people understand complex global issues in a way that feels real, accessible, and empowering, and to show that they, too, could be the change they wanted to see. 

From satellite imagery and drones innovative tools are revolutionizing forest conservation efforts worldwide.

Another March, another chance to take part in the annual celebration of International Women’s Day! Read more!

When you hear the word 'communication', you may picture talking and you won't be wrong, but it is more that! Read more about Comms 4 Dev!

On World Social Justice Day, we're called to confront the harsh realities of inequality and oppression that persist in our societies

There is a common saying that 'what a man can do a woman can do better', but judging from societal gender roles bias, do we believe this?

February 11th has been earmarked as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science and this is it's 9th year of celebration. Read more!

Imagine a world where every female child is free from the threat of Female Genital Mutilation. Read more about this day here.

For the final episode of Season 2 of The Kurerie Podcast, Atoshi and I sat with Rayan Laghzal, a 16-year-old Morrocan high school...

There are disparities in education for people from different racial and ethnic backgrounds around the world

Although Artificial Intelligence is still emerging, there has been a major shift in the education sector.

An integral part of a sustainable food system is agriculture. Therefore, a sustainable food system should be climate-smart

In a statement by FAO on the 2023 World Food Day, 'We risk stretching water to a point of no return', but this doesn't mean all is lost.

Every year, world mental health day is celebrated and acknowledged on the 10th of October. Read more.

Cyberbullying is a persistent act intended to make life unpleasant for others. Read about what it is, its effects and how you can prevent it