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By: Inkline 9 Jun 20219 Jun 2021

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Spare a few minutes of your time to let us know your valuable opinion!

Why more public libraries are doubling as food distribution hubs

By: Inkline 8 Jun 20218 Jun 2021

Featuresfood, food security, free meal, homeless, mental health, public library, solutions, solutions journalismLeave a Comment

Little free pantry movement is taking root.

COVID-19: Youth brings hope for the indigenous in Bangladesh

By: Pallab Chakma 18 Aug 202019 Aug 2020

FeaturesAsia, awareness, Bangladesh, Chittagong Hill Tracts, COVID-19, fundraising, indigenous, indigenous communities, pandemic, youth, youth movementLeave a Comment

The indigenous youth are raising funds and awareness for their community during the pandemic.

In search of wild flavours: A weekend of foraging

By: Priyanka Shankar 7 Feb 201913 Jul 2020

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Foraging is gaining momentum with people shifting to healthier and sustainable diets.

What’s life like for an illustrator in today’s world?

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 19 Jan 20193 Jun 2020

Featuresanimator, artist, California, carolina panthers, chennai, children's books, creative arts, creativity, freelance, illustrator, Independent, independent artist, india, sandhya prabhatLeave a Comment

The wins and struggles of a 21st-century freelance artist.

New Internationalist brings the focus back to print journalism

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 9 Sep 201820 Feb 2020

Featurescrowdfunding, human rights, international politics, liberal, magazine, media co-operative, new internationalist, print media, social justiceLeave a Comment

New Internationalist takes a brave call as it decides to invest in its flagship print magazine.

Can makeup and hair colour empower homeless women?

By: Portia Ladrido 27 Aug 201828 Apr 2019

FeaturesAmerica, beauty, beauty industry, California, community, hair color, homeless, homelessness, los angeles, makeup, shower, skid row2 Comments

In Los Angeles, a community project seeks to make homeless women feel like themselves again.

Tortoise Magazine: Celebrating creativity in Chester

By: Julia Migné 19 Aug 201824 Oct 2019

FeaturesChester, creative, Design, magazine, MakeChester, slow journalism, Tortoise, UKLeave a Comment

A trio of freelancers has established a new platform for creatives in Chester.

Mursal Hedayat: Recognising untapped refugee talent

By: Aisiri Amin 5 Aug 201828 Apr 2019

FeaturesChattterbox, entrepreneurship, internet, language learning, learners, online learning, refugees, social entrepreneur, talent, technology, tutorsLeave a Comment

Chatterbox is creating employment solutions for refugees.