Update from the Syrian scientist
Reblog from Humans of New York (HONY) Dr. Hamo just arrived at the White House for a reception before attending the State of the Union tonight. It’s been a bit […]
Watchlist: Women Empowerment & Equality
Every month we will share a movie top 5 for Global citizens. All featured movies are available on Netflix. Each month we will feature another topic. This month’s top 5 is […]
Be Inspired: David Bowie, the activist
Most of us probably know David Bowie for his music, fashion statements, and flamboyant appearance. There is no doubt that he was a one of a kind artist who elevated […]
Slaughter the beast with art & laughter
Try to beat a well-fed beast and you will fail. Let’s not try to beat the beast with what it embraces. Fear and hatred cannot be used to force surrender on […]
Be Inspired: Education & Equality
It’s a given that some people struggle with more prejudices in life than others. Making it extraordinary when they beat all odds. Sakena Yacoobi is one of these people. An […]
10 free courses for Global Citizens
What better way to start the new year than by granting yourself access to information. By learning new topics and increasing your knowledge, you can expand your global awareness. What […]
Be Inspired: gender equality
With the new year just around the corner, we want to give you some inspiration to kick off 2016. In January, we will publish our first of many monthly Netflix […]
Project: Voices of East Pokot
Originally posted on Woodward Ponderings:
After a bunch of trips to East Pokot with some friends, a video camera, multiple car issues, a flash flood, a race with a wild…
5 art projects showing the other side of the refugee crisis
Follow my blog with Bloglovin 1 Although this project dates from World Refugee Day 2013, it is still relevant today. World Refugee Day is an annual event organized by UNHCR […]
Be Inspired: In the name of democracy
This speech was given by Charlie Chaplin in the double role of Jewish barber & dictator in The Great Dictator in 1940. It was relevant then and it is relevant now. […]
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