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From the 1920s to 1950s, the West African Students Union served as a training ground for activists— including Ghana’s Kwame Nkruma— who would drive the movement towards independence. → Read More
The holidays create a lot of food waste, but these Christmas recipes can help. From wholesome pies to chocolatey desserts, why stop with just one festive dinner? → Read More
Another step towards gender equality and true diversity. → Read More
Another shockwave to the political establishment. → Read More
The true spirit of the city. → Read More
CitizenshipPeople Are Sharing Their Stories at London's New Migration Museum The impact of immigration on life in Britain has dominated political debate in the UK in recent years. Three quarters of the British public believe immigration should be reduced, as headline after headline points to the threat migrants pose to the British way of life. Between 2011 and 2015, the number of articles in… → Read More
How everyday sexism is pushing girls to extremes. → Read More
Words the world needs to hear right now. → Read More
A place where — despite the location — refugees are not treated as criminals. → Read More
This is what a woman looks like. → Read More
A chance discovery could speed up the war against plastic waste. → Read More
Parliament is set to vote on the law on 15 May. → Read More
A fairytale ending in the fight against superbugs? → Read More
Inspiration to keep smiling in the face of hatred. → Read More
The lives of innocent civilians must remain at the centre of the world’s conscience. → Read More
Girls & WomenHow This Woman Defied the Taliban to Become a Top Squash Player From the age of 4, Maria Toorpakai decided she would dress like a boy. A tomboy for as long as she can remember, she quickly realized she did not identify as a girl and one day, she burned all her dresses and cut her hair. “I dressed up as a boy because it was part of me, I grew up like that,” Toorpakai told Global… → Read More
You might want to grab some chocolate. → Read More
We are not afraid. → Read More
More than 35,000 Global Citizens took action to help make this happen. → Read More
This is ridiculous anywhere in the world. → Read More