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In the midst of violent civil conflict in Sudan, global humanitarian organizations and their partners have secured a delivery of of vital aid supplies.

“The murder of a six year old because of his faith and identity is not complicated. It is a heinous crime. And that’s why we went today.”

Diana Greene Foster and her team of researchers followed 1,000 American women over the course of five years.

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It was nearly 15 years ago that Close began her foray into advocacy when she created a public service announcement with her sister, Jessie, who lives with bipolar disorder. 

Through her organization, City of Joy, Christine Schuler Deschryver has helped survivors of sexual violence in Congo rebuild a sense of community.

The new film, which will be released in December 2023, is DuVernay’s adaption of a bestselling non-fiction book.

The Biden-Harris administration has announced $206 million in grants that will go toward building and expanding youth mental health services.

The Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance is actively revitalizing food systems, promoting food sovereignty, and teaching cultural practices to secure a sustainable future for Native communities.

4 million U.S. children have food allergies, which can make trick-or-treating on Halloween difficult. The Teal Pumpkin Project encourages households across the country to offer non-food treats so that even kids with food allergies can have fun on Halloween.

NYC’s Reclypt’s Mending Club leads classes and pop-up events to teach community members how to repair and reuse clothing to prevent environmental waste.

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