Dr. Elizabeth Odera began working with children from Kibera, Africa’s largest slum, nearly two decades ago. “We were inundated with many young men and women from Southern Sudan who had run... Read more >>

Three of the most prominent women in the fields of technology and media are giving live podcast Twitter interviews June 14, 15, and 16 on Changemakers.com to promote women’s economic... Read more >>

A selection from Changemakers’ interview with Dr. Auma Obama, CARE USA’s Sports for Social Change Initiative Program Technical Advisor: Changemakers: The first step in... Read more >>

“Women are like teabags. We don’t know our true strength until we are in hot water!”—Eleanor Roosevelt And honey, let me tell ya, I’ve been in some scorching H20! You... Read more >>

I just read that Social Security recipients won’t get a cost of living increase for the next two years. Big deal? YES, it is a big deal. Because all of us baby boomers are getting... Read more >>

John Sidney McCain was born on August 29, 1936 at Coco Solo Naval Air Station in the Panama Canal Zone, Panama (while the Panama Canal was under the United States control). His parents were naval... Read more >>

Black History Month dates back to 1976, when “Negro History Week” was extended to the month of February. That year doesn’t seem so long ago, but when we stop to consider where we are... Read more >>

At Daily Grommet, we like to tell stories about cool, innovative products. We also aim to bring awareness to organizations that we think are really amplifying good in the world. So... Read more >>

Most of us have a vision of a just and safe world, where opportunities and advancement are not limited to certain races, classes, and sexual orientations. We want female leaders in positions of power... Read more >>

I have read an article in one of the web blog regarding globalization of Garbages. And these waste are mostly toxic waste and electronic waste. How rude and inhumane it is that these waste needs to be... Read more >>