Racism is far-reaching and its prevalence in medicine is harming the Black community, Black women especially.
Month: December 2020
Organizers Feed Santa Cruz: Food Insecurity in the United States
Why are young people and volunteers the ones feeding an entire California community in need and not the local government? Read here to find out.
Women in Poland Fight for Their Rights Amidst Pandemic
Today, there are many women around the world living in fear. Not only because a pandemic is ravaging the world, but because many of their human rights and reproductive rights are being threatened. Essential to the human rights of life and dignity is a women’s right to abortion. Sadly, over the past decade numerous countries…
Three Countries’ Livelihoods, a Dam, and the Nile River
Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia are at a stalemate regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. The implications of the dam and these negotiations have significant potential humanitarian consequences.
Rural-Urban Divide: Illustrating India’s Wealth Disparity
Due to a large wealth gap between India’s rural and urban areas, online school has been a major set back for most of the country’s children.
