By Carissa Drury Nonhlanhla Joye was diagnosed with cancer in 2014. While chemotherapy challenged her strength, her immediate concern wasn’t her health. Too sick to return to work, Joye’s priority was...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care College campuses waste 22 million pounds of food each year, yet many students are food insecure. To end poverty we must reduce food waste. You...Read More

Cisco | CSR Blog What if San Francisco was suddenly empty? Or New York City? Or both? Imagine over 9 million people fleeing their homes, families and friends, schools, and...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care More than 12 million children in the US live in food insecure homes, which can significantly impair school performance. Efforts like this are working to...Read More

Will the summer of 2019 be a summer of protest? It’s looking that way as summer officially begins this week, following days of people taking action around the world. In...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care Research shows that ensuring students start each day with a healthy meal positively affects their well-being, classroom productivity, and the development of leadership skills. The...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

The UN has set up an ‘SDG Acceleration Action’ platform, where countries and other actors can register voluntary initiatives that contribute to accelerating implementation of the 2030 Agenda. The platform...Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care More than a third of the world’s soil is degraded, which diminishes the ability of farmers to grow food, harms biodiversity, and worsens climate change....Read More

Why Global Citizens Should Care About 1,200 Yazidis have come to Canada since the ISIS attacks began, but they face many obstacles as they start their lives in a different...Read More