A year after New York became the second state in the United States to pass a ban on grocery store plastic bags — the law is going into effect...Read More

HP, Inc.’s Garage Blog By Helen Harjak Contrary to science-fiction visions of the 21st century, the skies over today’s cities aren’t abuzz with flying cars. This may not be a...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care The EU has long been a leader in providing basic health services, like vaccines, to the poorest nations. Global Citizen campaigns on the United Nations’...Read More

Join a conversation with musician will.i.am and young activist Naomi Wadler on the fight to end gun violence, and how they are influencing policy change and inspiring the next generation....Read More

In episode 42 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I speak with Marc Angelo Coppola, founder of Valhalla Farms Montreal on buying 60 acres of farmland to turn into a...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care Period poverty is the lack of access to sanitary products, menstrual hygiene education, toilets, handwashing facilities, and waste management. Every day, girls and women around...Read More

Whole Cities Foundation, a nonprofit that works alongside community-based organizations to improve neighbourhood health by broadening access to fresh food and nutrition education, announced today that 60 Community First Grants...Read More

Nearly 75% of mental health conditions begin before age 25, with research showing that early intervention is the best means of prevention. As the largest generation of young people in...Read More

A rural Virginia family displaced from their home after their water well failed are receiving the gift of clean water today, marking the first project of Hometown H2O, a domestic...Read More

Right across from Atholton High School in Columbia, Maryland, sits a garden roughly a third of an acre with rows of vegetable beds and a newly added pond to encourage...Read More