In an age where technology, medicine, and culture increasingly blur the lines between biology and identity, the concept of gender is undergoing profound transformation. From ancient traditions honouring...

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping classrooms, offering personalised learning, intelligent tutoring, and streamlined assessments that enhance both teaching and student outcomes. Yet, its rapid integration...

As high rises rise, temperatures spike, beaches rot, and nature dies, Floridians are left wondering: when did we sell our soul?

Before you can solve a problem, you have to admit you have one. And right now, America has a debt problem one that’s stealing our peace of mind, our future, and our freedom. Let’s start by understanding...

During adolescence, significant hormonal changes affect the body and emotions, leaving teenagers wondering, “What is going on with my body?” It is not uncommon. It is human development working and puberty...

“To be honest with you. I never go to the Newtown area of Sarasota. I just arrived here four years ago from the NYC Tristate area. I ended up in the Amish neighborhood, which I love.

When a quiet referral led to my phone ringing, I didn’t expect to find myself consulting for a charitable organisation fighting for educational equity in rural Indonesia. But the opportunity was clear...

“Why is it easier to imagine a child from Eton running the country than one from your local comprehensive?” Every modern government will, in some capacity, talk about the importance of addressing...

In the United States, we punish addiction with handcuffs and funerals. Other countries have figured out how to save lives, and it’s time we stop pretending our system works.

Why communities remain vulnerable despite better forecasts and stronger storms. Imagine this: A deadly storm is forecasted days in advance. Alerts go out, and state agencies are activated. But when disaster hits, people still die.

Marine Paksadze, an English teacher and tutor at EfE Club, stands out in her profession. She doesn’t follow traditional methods or rely heavily on grammar rules or textbooks. Instead, she believes that in today's digital era...

In today's unpredictable business landscape, companies face constant challenges, from the lingering effects of the COVID pandemic to supply chain disruptions and rising costs of living. These ongoing issues...

Have you ever driven past a bike lane and thought, "Why did they build this? Nobody uses it!" A listener's simple question on the podcast "Today, Explained", " Why is it so hard to make biking safe in LA?"

I attended the WLC 2025 in Madrid. The World Leaders Convention took place in Madrid from the 27th to the 30th of June in the capital of Spain. There were 50 attendees from all over the world.

When I was invited by Brainz Magazine to write 11 articles for them about shamanic healing, I immediately went on a walk in Nature and asked my Helping Spirits how I could best honor this opportunity, honor this healing path...

I start this article on a glorious Sunday evening, I have taken myself off to a remote side of the farm I live on, I sit in the hedgerow, sun on my face, red kites circling over the cut grass as I...

They’ve stood tall for millennia, bearing witness to the rise and fall of civilizations, silently nurturing life with every breath we take. Trees are more than just nature’s architecture; they are...

Across the nation, teenage mothers face an invisible barrier that too often leaves them and their children trapped in cycles of dependency and instability. While laws exist to protect minors, they...

There are stories that are spoken, and others that are carried in the body, remembered in silence. For many of us who have migrated across borders, languages, expectations, our stories are not always told.

Children naturally possess boundless imaginations. But how often is this creative energy stifled in everyday school life? The constant pressure to perform and rigid curricula often leave little...

After the World Cup ends, host nations are often left with billion-dollar stadiums and no real plan for what comes next. Many of these venues become “white elephants”: underused, expensive, and...

As we close this chapter on fear’s weaponization, the journey toward reclaiming our shared humanity is far from over. In the next phase of this work, we will turn our focus to the systems that uphold oppression...

Being back in Ghana for the sixth time, yes, six times in just a few years, felt different. This visit wasn't just another trip. It was five years of vision finally taking shape into something real.

Public health is more than a discipline. It’s a declaration. A prophecy whispered through time by those who dared to believe in something better. In a world addicted to scarcity...