Review this collection of TED talks on social change; covering topics like justice, freedom, and the collective good.
Tag Archives: People
How Conformity Can Be Good and Bad for Society
Is it best to conform to the rules and expectations of a society, or should people do what they think is best, even it it makes them stick out from the herd? Click here to dig deeper into this question.
The Holocaust survivor who fell in love with her American liberator
Read about the incredible story of a Holocaust survivor and an American soldier who found love in the midst of War.
The volunteers saving animals in Ukraine – photo essay
Through the tireless efforts of volunteers and animal rescue organizations, Ukraine’s animals are given a second chance at survival.
Wildlife and celebrity photographer reveals secrets behind most iconic shots
Check out this article for a close look at the incredible life and photographs of world-renown photographer, David Yarrow.
Ukraine war refugees: Swansea Covid field hospital beds donated
Former field hospital beds are being repurposed for Ukrainian refugees in Wales, an effort that allows more families to stay together. Read about the impact this immigration has had on the Welsh population and child bed poverty.
Russian strike kills 96-year-old Holocaust survivor in Ukraine
Learn about the devastating loss of Borys Romanchenko: Holocaust survivor, grandfather, and dedicated member of the community.
Sumaya Sadurni: photojournalist and ‘rock’n’roll Mother Teresa’ dies at 32
Learn about the inspiring life and legacy of this gifted, compassionate photographer.
Biden administration will extend immigration relief to Ukrainians in the US
Read about how new legislation impacts Ukrainian immigrants living in the US.
16-Year-Old Chess Prodigy Defeats World Champion Magnus Carlsen
Read about how a teenage chess wiz takes down a record-holding world champion.
How do children choose a best friend?
How important is it to have a best friend? This article explains the health benefits of having close relationships with others. It also points out some interesting differences in cultural expectations related to friendship.
Jessie Diggins wins first-ever U.S. Olympic medal in cross-country sprint
Meet Jessie Diggins, the American skier that made history at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
US Black business ownership sees rise thanks to women, study finds
Find out how Black women are the fastest growing group of business owners amidst a global pandemic.
Yu & Me Books: Lucy Yu’s Chinatown Bookstore Focuses On Immigrant Stories
This New York bookstore fills its shelves with immigrant voices.
As climate worsens, environmentalists also grapple with the mental toll of activism
Environmental activism is hugely important, but so is mental health. Learn how a courageous new wave of activists reconcile the two.
Afghan women: Secret diaries of changing lives
These Afghan women show strength and resolve as they withstand the frightening realities of Taliban occupation.
Students Use the Los Angeles Marathon as a Way to Keep Going
Learn why middle school and high school students in LA embrace marathon running.
Shirley Raines, who brings beauty and hope to Skid Row, is CNN’s Hero of the Year
CNN Hero of the Year, Shirley Raines, changes the lives of homeless people living in Skid Row one haircut at a time.
6 Black Heroes of the Civil War
In honor of Black History Month, read about these six historical figures.
Our choices may be making us more individualistic
Whether it’s picking out a box of cereal from the grocery aisle or deciding which sources to get our information from, we make all kinds of choices every day. This article suggests that having all these choices may ultimately have a negative impact on society.