Poverty is not gender-neutral, it is deeply sexist. Women and girls face heavier burdens due to systemic barriers in education, healthcare, property rights, and work. From child marriage to unequal pay and exclusion from leadership, poverty keeps women locked in cycles of inequality. To truly fight poverty, gender equality must be at the center of every solution. Empowering women with education, healthcare, and equal rights lifts entire societies.

For the final episode of Season 2 of The Kurerie Podcast, Atoshi and I sat with Rayan Laghzal, a 16-year-old Morrocan high school...

Cyberbullying is a persistent act intended to make life unpleasant for others. Read about what it is, its effects and how you can prevent it

The importance of a literate world is why September 8th has been set aside every year as International Literacy Day.

We meet the founders of Green & Beyond Mag, an initiative changing the world's outlook on sustainability, and the climate movement.

International Day against Drugs and Trafficking was created to strengthen action and cooperation in achieving a world free of drug abuse.

At 16, Itofa had a dream to drive change in the lives of children in underserved communities. Read to learn more about his impact journey!

To achieve the SDGs or Global Goals, we must not just take one or two steps and call it a walk. To make them sustainable, we have to take st

To me, CSR goes way beyond developing and implementing programs short term. Read more on how the world can be influenced through business.

We interview Joshua Oluwaseyi and speak about how he started LEARNBLUE, imposter syndrome and using social media to create change!

We interview Heritage Samni-Lawal, the founder of Her Dream Initiative, on her work, women empowerment, and her love for kdramas!

Model United Nations. You've probably heard of them, and you probably love them, or maybe you don't.

Dhruv Shah is an athlete, world record-holder, and co-founder of Project Smira focused on providing second-hand clothing to those in need.

The word 'change' is something that we use everyday, but have you ever really thought about what it means to you?