In many nations of the world, cases of COVID-19 are seeing spikes, while in other different zones, the cases are declining, but one thing’s for sure, that Covid is evolving. Researchers, doctors and health experts are trying to answer tough questions: Will there be a surge of Covid-19 cases in the fall season, as it

                                             “Someone Struggled for your Right to Vote. Use it.” As 59th quadrennial presidential elections are approaching near, in this blog, I will share the history of hard-fought voting rights by Women and people belonging to non-white races in the USA. The struggle for women’s suffrage had begun long ago, when, in 1848, participants in

People Fixing The World: The man who grew a rainforest He couldn't bear to watch the Amazon rainforest get cut down – so he grew a rainforest of his own.Download the People Fixing The World podcast for more: https://bbc.in/3bHnTFV Posted by BBC World Service on Friday, 3 April 2020 Regrowing the rainforest People Fixing the

What you need to know Political turmoil and rampant violence in Central America have fueled a humanitarian crisis. People traveling to the southern U.S. border to seek refuge have brought critical attention to the horrors that are forcing individuals and families to flee. U.S. and international law give people fleeing violence and persecution the right

Meet Isabella, who provides families with fresh produce during COVID-19 Families in the Dallas area, including refugees, are relying on produce IRC New Roots coordinator Isabella Chamberlain harvests from the IRC’s New Roots gardens every week. The gardens were created as a way for newly arrived refugees to settle into their new communities, earn an

80 days around the world, we’ll find a pot of gold just sitting where the rainbow’s ending. Time – we’ll fight against the time, and we’ll y on the white wings of the wind. 80 days around the world, no we won’t say a word before the ship is really back. Round, round, all around the