Why Kindness Matters? Especially in November
World Kindness Day is 13 November every year, introduced in 1998 as an international observance, and the World Kindness Movement's goal is to have World Kindness Day officially recognised by the United Nations...
Sanae, The New Prime Minister of Japan
What does the name Sanae mean? It is the name of the new, very entertaining Japanese PM who can seduce many statesmen with charisma, energy, and uniqueness. Wisdom radiates in many videos, but Japanese...
The Eyes Between Us – Understanding Cultural Misunderstandings in Eye Contact
If you’ve ever travelled abroad, joined a multicultural team, or even participated in an online meeting spanning continents, you’ve likely felt it, that subtle, uneasy awareness of where to look. Should you...
When Sexuality Gets Repressed, So Does the Body and the Mind
I came from a Dysfunctional Family. My parents got divorced when I was very young, and my dad had joint custody of his three children. I can remember being a very emotional child, crying a lot, and...
Self-Compassion, The Compassion of Possibility and the Experience of Disability – A Love Letter
Compassion means to witness and suffer with your own suffering and the suffering of others. As a student of compassionate inquiry which is a psychotherapeutic approach to healing that was created by...
Forget the Noise – Diversity Is a Superpower and Not Kryptonite
Diversity isn’t a threat, it’s a superpower that fuels innovation, collaboration, and progress. In a world quick to polarize, this article reminds us that inclusion isn’t about ideology but about bringing unique...
There’s No War Here Unless They Bring One – How Political Theater Fuels Division in America
Texas spent more than $221 million busing migrants to northern cities, then sent its soldiers to “restore order” in the very places it destabilized. This isn’t law and order. It’s political theater...
Society
Engage with the evolving dynamics of our world through thought-provoking perspectives on key societal topics. From fostering sustainability and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion to supporting charitable causes, enhancing education, and preparing for retirement — our contributors provide actionable insights and inspiring stories to help you make a meaningful impact. Whether you’re striving to build a more inclusive workplace, support environmental efforts, or plan for a secure future, you’ll discover valuable guidance to navigate the complexities of modern society and contribute to positive change.
When Efficiency Erases Empathy
Across the world, governments are shrinking, not only in size but in purpose, capacity, and reach. Entire departments are being merged, privatized, or eliminated in the name of efficiency. Artificial...
Eunice Foote – The Forgotten Climate Pioneer Whose 1856 Discovery Can Empower Today's Climate Action
In 1856, while the world was focused on the Industrial Revolution's promise of progress, an amateur scientist named Eunice Foote was conducting experiments in her home that would reveal...
Who Sold the Sun? – The Razing of Florida’s Soul for High-Rises and Asphalt
As high rises rise, temperatures spike, beaches rot, and nature dies, Floridians are left wondering: when did we sell our soul?
When Warnings Fail and the Systemic Breakdown of Climate Emergency Response
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.
Is Now the Time to Incorporate Abroad? Benefits During Crisis Times
Economic shocks no longer arrive with warnings. Governments freeze capital flows overnight. Tax codes change in emergency sessions. National currencies collapse in weeks, not years. In this climate, domestic legal structures offer less protection than they once did.
Why Bike Lanes Are Worth Fighting for and the Real Story Behind Empty-Looking Streets
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?"
How Regenerative Farms Can Save Your Soul As Well As The Soil
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...
Philanthropy – What Does It Really Take?
When I first started thinking about philanthropy, I pictured gala dinners, oversized checks, and headlines about billionaires funding global causes. It felt distant, something reserved for people with resources I didn’t have.
Stories of Challenge & Impact
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.
Hand Up, Not Handout – Changing Global Philanthropic Work
Have you ever considered that the old ways of doing philanthropic work are broken? I've always believed that the best way to support people in our communities across our country and worldwide is to give them opportunities.
Social Impact and Profit – Why Old Paycheck Ideas Don’t Apply
When young people graduate from high school or college, by and large, they’re looking to earn a good living and, in some cases, to also make the world a better place. They expect to be treated with...
How Foster & Banks Walk in Faith Foundation is Changing Lives Through Community and Sustainability
In the heart of Los Angeles and Riverside, where challenges often overshadow opportunities, Foster & Banks Walk in Faith Foundation...
5 Tips for Community Organizations Hosting Family-Friendly Events
Have you recently started working for a community organization that runs public events for children and their families?
The Importance of Brands Giving Back to the Community
The holidays are a time of giving. As we approach the apex of this holiday season, it’s important to reflect on the importance of giving...
Bridging the Gap – Non-Immersive Reality as a Catalyst for Change in Marginalized Schools
In an era where artificial intelligence and immersive learning dominate educational headlines, a quieter, more accessible revolution is happening, non-immersive reality. Unlike virtual reality (VR)...
The Human Impact of the UN's Cybercrime Treaty – From Policy to Protection
Can laws adapt to borderless digital technology? Award-winning author and digital safety advocate, Christopher A. Smith, examines the impact of the UN's new cybercrime treaty on individuals, governments...
Reimagining Education in the Age of AI – How Smart Tools Help Students Learn Better, Not Faster
For centuries, education has evolved alongside technology. From chalkboards to laptops, each innovation has shaped how knowledge is shared and understood. But today’s transformation feels different…
6 Ways to Teach Kids Healthy Eating Habits That Last a Lifetime
Inspired by my childhood and my own education strategies, this article shares how storytelling, rituals, and playful curiosity can transform your child’s eating habits. My mother, one of the first...
The Economics School of Belgium – A New Vision for Academic Excellence
Rereading my genius dissertation that went unappreciated at KU Leuven, as it was not read and the references were not counted, got me thinking. There is always that horror year at every department...
Education Reimagined – Why Emotional Literacy Should Be the New Curriculum
As the new school year begins, one crucial subject is often overlooked in classrooms, emotional literacy. In a world where youth anxiety is on the rise and emotional well-being is at risk, integrating...
Why Hire an Academic Support Worker?
Although advancements in further education and adult professional development have been made in recent years, individuals with learning disabilities continue to encounter substantial and often overlooked...
5 Tools to Ditch Debt and Build Wealth
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...
Why Many Smart Women Still Retire In Poverty
It’s natural to not think much about retirement when you’re younger. After all, you’ve got college, a career to launch, maybe marriage...
The 3 Crucial Needs For A Smooth Retirement Transition
Generally, when people think about retirement, they think of “ceasing to work.”
Expat Life – Ten Steps To A Happy Life In Retirement
Retirement planning from an Expat perspective is fraught with complications. those who never left home cannot understand
5 Reasons To Exercise During Retirement
When I read in 2019 that Luke Perry (who played Dylan McKay on Beverly Hills 90210) had passed away
Top 5 Things Boomers Want in Retirement
By Beth Kuberka, Tellico Village As more baby boomers retire each year, they are driving migration and housing trends across the nation....
Why And When You Should Consider Working With A Retirement Coach
It is universally accepted that you need to save for retirement before your salary stops.
