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Effective Altruism: The Why and the How [VIDEO]

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Effective Altruism: The Why and the How

TED Talk: By Peter Singer If you're lucky enough to live without want, it's a natural impulse to help others in need. But, asks philosopher Peter Singer, what's the most effective way to give charitably? He talks through some surprising thought experiments to help you balance emotion and practicality -- and

Using Your Skills for Good

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We live in a world branded by uncertainties and imperfections, where our fellow people need a helping hand, and where our planet is in desperate need of safety and sustainability. In order to make our world a kinder and better place to thrive in, we must throw out the misconception

Pass the torch: Composting

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[authorbox authorid="Rebecca Joki" title="Rebecca Joki"] There are so many ways to make a difference in someone's life. There are so many less fortunate people in the world, the country, and maybe even the city or town where you live. Sometimes, though, it's difficult to know where or how to start.

The Benefits of Empathy (and a Few Tips)

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Empathy, as a word, is a rather recent import into the English language. The term was introduced in as recently as 1909 by psychologist Edward Titchener, as a variant of the German word “Einfühlung,” meaning “feeling into” (‘Empathy,’ 2008). Empathy is in many sense a voyage of the mind. It affords

5 Reasons to Skip Your Next Coffee!

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5 Alternatives to your $5 Latte

As we fork over a fiver for the privilege of indulging ourselves in 15 glorious minutes of a designer soy caramel macchiato, we more often than not, fail to entirely comprehend the value of that $5 note. Below are 5 things this $5 note, if donated, could provide the third world. Here's 5 other ways

Adopting Pets: Choose Shelters over Breeders

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There are many reasons why you should consider adopting pets instead of buying one. You will find a better selection of animals at shelters than at pet stores. Animal shelters take in pets of all breeds and ages, while pet stores have a limited variety and number of pets. There

A Greener Workplace

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A Greener Workplace

[dropcap]As a civilization who spends about half of our waking hours at our workplaces, possibly more. Most of these workplaces are dependent on resources provided by the natural ecosystem around us (be it water, food, paper, energy & more). It is therefore ultimately in our interest to do our best

Microvolunteering: Making a Difference in Just Minutes a Day

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Microvolunteering refers to small, easily accomplished tasks that require minimal commitment and can be completed in short periods of time. By engaging in microvolunteering, individuals can make a meaningful impact on their communities and the world at large without disrupting their busy schedules. This article explores the power of microvolunteering

5 Shocking Hunger Facts

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The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation estimates that about 795 million people, in a world population exceeding 7.3 billion, are living with constant hunger and undernourishment. Poverty is the main cause of hunger, making it unsurprising that an overwhelming majority of people living in famine are also from developing

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