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Jamie Hoang: Stepping into the world of self-publishing

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 1 Jul 201828 Apr 2019

Featuresblue sun yellow sky, book, ebook, Independent Publishers Awards, kindle, kindness, novel, self-publishingLeave a Comment

Exploring the vibrant world of self-publishing.

Wunderkid: Greeting cards that support young artists

By: Portia Ladrido 24 Jun 201828 Apr 2019

Featuresart, artist, arts and culture, cards, drawing, greeting cards, illustration, paintingLeave a Comment

For every card purchased, a portion goes to the tuition fund.

Chayn: Using technology to fight domestic violence

By: Aisiri Amin 20 Jun 201828 Apr 2019

FeaturesChayn, empowering women, fighting domestic violence, Hera Hussain, india, law, pakistan, technology, UKLeave a Comment

Tech-facilitated support platform helps women take action against abusive relationships.

Loving Islands: Boosting development in Fiji

By: Julia Migné 30 May 201828 Jul 2019

Features30under30, conservation, economic development, environment, Fiji, Forbes, indigenous communities, Loving Islands, Pacific Islands, sustainable development, women empowerment, youthLeave a Comment

It has impacted more than 300 island residents.

SOIL: Chasing the sustainable sanitation dream

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 16 May 201810 Oct 2019

Featurescaribbean, enviroment, Haiti, health, health services, reforestation, sanitation, SOIL, waste, waste management, zero waste2 Comments

A non-profit working to realise Haiti’s sustainable sanitation dream.

OneSqin: Tampons and face creams for girls’ education

The beauty brand donates 100 percent of its profits to education.

Resonate: Empowering women in East Africa through storytelling

By: Julia Migné 6 May 201828 Apr 2019

Featuresleaders, Resonate, Rwanda, self-confidence, skills, storytelling, training, womenLeave a Comment

The organisation unlocks females’ leadership potential.

Budhan Theatre: “Born actors, not criminals”

By: Aisiri Amin 25 Apr 201823 Jan 2020

Featuresactors, Ahmedabad, born criminals, Budhan, Budhan theatre, colonisation, Dakxin Bajrange Chhara, denotified tribes, india, social change, stigma, theatreLeave a Comment

For the Budhan Theatre group, actors are bringers of social change.

EAFA: A shining light for the sport of amputee football

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 8 Apr 201822 Jan 2020

Featuresamputee football, charity, disabilities, disabled, disabled sport, England, football, Sports, UKLeave a Comment

The EAFA works towards the promoting and developing amputee football.