Reversing Climate Change with a Feminine Response
TreeSisters’ reforestation campaigns of our precious tropical forests focuses on a feminine response to climate change.
Is Gen-Z Ditching College to Pioneer Alternative Learning While Disrupting Higher Education?
Gen Z is paving a new path in learning, workforce, consumerism, and politics – and changing our world.
Nation’s Education Report Card Shows Dismal Math and Reading Scores
Why are U.S. students falling behind when it comes to math and reading proficiency?
Does the world protest too much?
As protests and unrest plagues every region of our world, nearly seven million followers of the relatively unknown but seemingly peaceful Bahá’í Faith worldwide celebrated a bicentenary marking the “Herald of a new Dawn.” As the youngest of independent monotheistic religions, with followers in 200 countries and territories, the multi-ethnic, multi-cultural bicentenary celebrated the Faith’s “Twin Luminaries” – the Báb and Bahá’u’lláh.” The celebrations called for oneness: humanity as one...
‘Democracy is in Peril,’ warns influential Forum 2000 Conference in Prague
In 1989 the Soviet Bloc countries seized Mikhail Gorbachev’s glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring) policies to put an end to the Soviet Union, maiming its tentacles across the communist Eastern Europe. This resuscitated democracy hopes and promises of fair, free elections as protestors pushed authoritarian leaders out. The Berlin Wall came down. The Solidarity won in Poland. Opposition leader, Vaclav Havel, was elected president of Czechoslovakia. Pro-democracy protestors filled...