Healthy lungs have become a rarity in India - even among children and non-smokers. Can a new air pollution campaign by Indian doctors make a difference?
The emerging threat of deepfakes could have an unprecedented impact on this election cycle, raising serious questions about the integrity of democratic elections, policy-making and our so...
COVID-19 has exposed health inequalities around the world - but it can also be a catalyst for necessary change. Can our young people make the difference?
Bhutan is an environmental leader, but faces challenges from COVID-19 and fast growth. Here are 3 climate risks that could boost the country's economic resilience.
Could the traditional degree programme be a thing of the past? As students favour short courses geared to job market trends, edtech is showing its potential.
Coronavirus-induced school closures in the US has removed a safety-net that goes beyond education and touches on areas from hot meals and therapy to wifi.
COVID-19 presents an opportunity to work together towards a fairer, greener future. Here's how the World Economic Forum's YGLs are driving the great reset.
We must prevent the misuse of technologies that offer so much hope for humanity. Now is the time to agree on a Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights.
More than one in six young people are out of work because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tackling youth unemployment is crucial to countries’ economic recovery.
The Californian city has a long tradition of revolt and intellectual innovation. Now, as the world looks to rectify social inequality after the pandemic, it can lead once again.
In terms of social justice, there is no being neutral – here how to kick start the change we need to see.
Increasing renewable energy capacity demands a concomitant increase in transmission and distribution networks – and the Lone Star State is a case in point.
Plastic pollution cannot be solved by individuals – it demands wide and systemic change. It's time for a global treaty to address this issue at source.
A new initiative hopes to make climate change education a part of Mexico's national curriculum - and to turn children into climate educators as a result.
Youth movements need to embrace a more mature form of activism, distinct from the popularized puritanism that traditionally dictates the behaviour of young change-makers.
