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As Black History Month comes to close, we prepare to welcome Women’s History Month in March to honor the extraordinary …

Right now, more than 20 million people in South Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, and northeast Nigeria are facing food insecurity or …

Yesterday, the U.S. Administration rescinded federal guidelines related to the protection of transgender students in our nation’s schools. This discouraging …

Today marks the fifth annual “Shine a Light on Slavery” day, which is dedicated to raising awareness about the more …

What are some of humanity’s biggest challenges, and how can the public and private sectors work together to address them? …

It’s a complicated time for the world, and it seems like we move from crisis to crisis. In this context, …

I get to talk with journalists and media executives every day. It’s one of the best parts of my job. As …

By Georgie Benardete, UN Foundation Global Entrepreneurs Council Member and Co-founder and Head of Strategy of Orchard Mile  Public service …

Editor’s Note: This post was co-authored by the UN Foundation’s Kate Dodson and Seema Jalan Ignacio On January 23, 2017, …

Around the world, people are talking about how governments can better deliver for citizens. It’s a time of tight budgets, …