Gwen Burnyeat tells of her encounter with a unique peace community in Colombia, who are promoting systems of local sustainability and guardianship that protect both people and the environment.
“History is philosophy teaching by examples.”
How can information- and communication technology help mediate the...
The state of Uttarakhand in India, known for its...
In this exclusive piece, Sunday Times bestselling author and...
Gwen Burnyeat tells of her encounter with a unique peace community in Colombia, who are promoting systems of...
This is the first article in a series on political violence in Zimbabwe. Jamie Hitchen from Beyond Violence...
Masreka Khan brings to light the irresponsible actions of corporates and ineffective bureaucracy of international organisations that have...
Myriam Menad from Beyond Violence writes about the prospects for real democracy ahead of the Iranian elections and...
Karoline Tufte Lien, co-founder of Nepal Safe Birth Initiative, writes on improving maternal and child health through local...
Adam Hedengren, Editor-in-Chief of YourMiddleEast.com discusses the current state of global freedom of expression and the new media...
In light of NBA star Jason Collins' 'coming-out', Shanthi Marie Blanchard discusses homosexuality in American athletics and argues...
Mercedes Bell discusses how widespread dissemination of education technology has the power to change education standards in the...
Maria Cascant on how European NGOs are communicating 'development' - which campaigns and visual imagery make us us...
Two Indian men, Ashish based in Norway and Mahit based in India, present a compelling and controversial argument...
Luciana Grosu presents a few arguments to support the idea that microvolunteering.
Ashish Singh writes from personal and professional experience to highlight the problem of caste in India, focusing on...
