NFP Focus: Life Vest Inside – The Kindness Movement All Articles Do Good More People & Society December 7, 20230 The Kindness Boomerang Watch as the camera tracks an act of kindness as its passed from one individual to the next and manages to boomerang back to the person who set it into motion. Who is Life Vest Inside? The Genesis of Kindness Life Vest Inside, founded in 2011 by Orly Wahba, is not
The 30-Day Local Food Challenge: Boosting Health and Community All Articles Causes & Issues Do More Good More People & Society Sustainability December 6, 20230 Embarking on a 30-day local food challenge is not only a gateway to better health but also a pledge to bolster your local community and economy. It’s an enriching experience that connects you to the very soil of your region and its producers. This guide will help you start this
Empowerment Through Education: Initiatives Bridging the Gender Gap in Schools All Articles Causes & Issues People & Society December 6, 20230 Education is a potent instrument for empowering individuals and communities. When girls and women are educated, they can make informed decisions, access better job opportunities, and contribute significantly to their societies. This article explores various successful programs that focus on bridging the gender gap in education globally and how individuals
Vote for Good – Make a Difference at the Poll All Articles People & Society December 6, 20230 Democracy in its simplest and most inclusive form is defined as the system of the people run by the people and for the people. This definition points out that it is the duty, privilege and right of each and every citizen to vote. All eligible citizens have a moral responsibility
The Forgotten Athletes: Bringing Paralympic Sports into the Mainstream All Causes & Issues People & Society December 6, 20230 Paralympic athletes embody the pinnacle of determination, skill, and sportsmanship. Despite this, they often remain in the shadow of their Olympic counterparts, with less media coverage, fewer sponsorships, and limited public recognition. This article shines a spotlight on the Paralympic movement and the remarkable athletes within it, advocating for the
Self-Care and Sustainability: Creating Eco-Friendly Personal Care Routines All Articles Be Good People & Society Resources Sustainability December 6, 20230 In a world where personal care often comes with a hefty ecological footprint, crafting a routine that's both eco-friendly and nurturing to the self is an act of conscious living. It's possible to indulge in self-care that not only serves you but also honors the planet. Here's how to cultivate
The Ripple Effect of Kindness: Real-Life Stories of Random Acts that Changed Lives All Articles Do Good Interviews People & Society December 6, 20230 Kindness is an invisible force with visible effects, capable of initiating waves of change across the globe. The following accounts showcase individuals whose spontaneous gestures of goodwill have left indelible marks on lives and communities, illustrating the profound impact of compassion. Lucia's Loaves - Naples, Italy In the quaint, cobblestoned quarters of
How to Spot Greenwashing: Ethical Fashion 102 All Causes & Issues People & Society Resources December 6, 20230 In an era where environmental consciousness is more than just a trend, it’s a necessity, the fashion industry faces a formidable challenge. Amidst growing concerns over sustainability, some brands are turning to "greenwashing," a marketing ploy that gives a misleading impression of their products being environmentally friendly. As consumers, it's
Let thy Food be thy Medicine All Articles Causes & Issues More People & Society December 5, 20230 By Frida Gachagua In Kenya and most African countries, primary education is compulsory and often subsidised by the government. These means that a nation’s future generation has people that can at least read, write and perform simple arithmetic. The attendance of high school is lower by almost a third because most
The LGBT Struggle – A Personal Tale All Causes & Issues Do More Good People & Society November 30, 20230 By Ramelle Lewis Growing up, I knew my family was different. When I was very young, I didn't realise that different didn't necessarily mean 'bad', or 'wrong'. I just knew that my family would never conform to the nuclear bloc of Mum, Dad and child. I had Mum, and later Ava*[1], my
