At 11, Sophia Khalid Is Showing How a School Kindness Club Can Change Lives
Canadian student Sophia Khalid has earned national recognition for a school Kindness Club that helps families and encourages children to support one another.
Canadian student Sophia Khalid has earned national recognition for a school Kindness Club that helps families and encourages children to support one another.
Teenage sisters Tala and Farah Mousa developed Build Hope, turning building debris into non-structural blocks and teaching other young people to use the technique.
A new one-third-mile Braille Trail at Havenwoods State Forest in Milwaukee uses touch, audio and Braille to make nature interpretation more accessible.
In Brazil’s remarkable Cerrado savannah, more than 180 partners are restoring native landscapes. The UN reports 31,000 hectares under restoration.
Communities in Indonesia have helped remove 492 tonnes of waste from four rivers. Now, the Sungai Lestari programme is expanding its efforts to protect waterways and coastal ecosystems.
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