China rescued more than 1,100 women trafficked into the country, many of them sold as brides, in a joint operation with Southeast Asian countries, police said in a statement on...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care Creating a world that’s equal, where every human being has access to quality health, education, nutrition, and economic opportunities is the key to ending extreme...Read More

The University of Oxford has received a £150 million landmark gift, the largest single donation to a UK university, from Stephen A. Schwarzman for a new institute that will study the...Read More

The Hershey Company (NYSE: HSY) today announced its new grant program, The Heartwarming Project Action Grants, at its first-ever Makers of Good Teen Summit in New York City. The program will...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care There are more refugees today than at any time since World War II. Angelina Jolie, in her capacity as a special envoy for the United...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care More than 10.1 million North Koreans are in dire need of food assistance. The World Food Program is spearheading an initiative to alleviate hunger throughout...Read More

As we mark World Refugee Day 2019 (June 20) and reflect on the fate of displaced communities all around the world, we are convinced, now more than ever, that cross-pollination...Read More

Fund II Foundation will Support the Echoing Green Fellowship Program and Bring its Leadership Development and Social Impact Curriculum to 1,000 HBCU students Echoing Green today announced it is joining...Read More

  Sweeping above sprawling slums in the upper reaches of one of Bogota’s poorest hillside shantytowns, Yobana Bonella sits comfortably in a solar-powered gondola ferrying thousands of residents up to...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care Migrants are risking their lives to flee persecution, hunger, and poverty, and seek safety in Europe. A new eco-friendly art project aims to bring people...Read More