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The world’s first all-female animation summit targets industry gender bias

Leo Varadkar has made history in Ireland by becoming the country’s first openly gay prime minister, as well as the youngest

Though the US didn’t see a woman elected to the highest office this week, other women running on platforms of equality and progressive reform did win

In Ruaha National Park, Tanzania, pastoral farmers share land with potentially dangerous predators, often leading to untimely deaths for livestock – as well as for wild animals, when humans [...]

The latest success stories and actions from the world of campaigning

New data shows that the UK is taking promising steps towards a happier society, but we must redefine our idea of success if we are to truly nurture our wellbeing

Barchester Green Investment offer advice on investing your money in a way that doesn't harm people or the environment

Inspirit Training and Development delivers professional substance misuse worker training and are now recruiting for January 2012

A magnet to Britain’s best-loved recording artists, The Premises studios in London has played its part in our musical landscape for over 25 years. But the recording studio’s social and [...]

Stuffed: Positive Action to Prevent a Global Food Crisis by Pat Thomas RRP £14.99 Stuffed presents a global perspective on food production and agriculture and is proposing a sustainable and [...]

A British charity is making a major difference to the lives of school children in Africa while also supporting their local community in the UK

Every summer for the last 20 years WYSE International has been bringing together young people from all over the world to explore their leadership potential

Energy from the wind will soon be used to make devices that capture the power of the sun

Kate Magic is author of three books, including 'Eat Smart, Eat Raw'. This article looks at the benefits of a raw food diet and offers a helpful recipe

A new 12-month course is being launched in Bristol to help people find fulfilling employment that has a positive impact on the planet

By applying the dust of finely ground mineral rich rocks to soil, its fertility can be increased, explains Callum Coats

Roger Taylor, PhD, BVSc, proposes that a little-known series of elements has the potential to improve the soil and increase crop yields

At over 7,000 'global work parties' across 188 countries, citizens set the example and challenged political leaders to get to work on climate solutions

Ed, 35, from Mowsley, Leicestershire, has walked the entire length of the mighty Amazon River, from source to sea, over 860 days

Renewable gas made from brewery and local food waste has been injected into the National Grid from a groundbreaking anaerobic digestion plant