For years, it felt like the British white working class had vanished from political conversations — as if they no longer existed or mattered. But
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University at Buffalo Graduate Runs Across Stage with Infant Son Despite Police Attempts to Stop Him During Graduation Ceremony
What started as a proud father’s symbolic gesture ended with cheers, confusion, and a clip that’s now taken over TikTok. Jean Paul Al Arab wasn’t
New Research Reveals University of Oxford Study Finds Walking 7,000 Steps Daily Reduces Cancer Risk in the UK
For years, we’ve all heard that hitting 10,000 steps a day is the ultimate goal for staying healthy — both physically and mentally. But recent
Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders program invites young changemakers from across the Atlantic to Rabat Morocco for a fully funded leadership week
If you’re a young professional looking to expand your impact and connect with other rising changemakers, the Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders (ADEL) program might be
GEEP invites young changemakers around the world to submit creative solutions for ocean conservation in global 2025 innovation challenge
If you’re passionate about the planet, especially our oceans, and have a creative solution to tackle marine issues, this is your moment to shine. The
UNESCO launches global call for young changemakers to join the SDG4 Youth and Student Network focused on education reform in developing countries
If you’re passionate about education and already rolling up your sleeves to make learning better for everyone, here’s your chance to take that impact to
Learnstar and The Nest Innovation Technology Park offer scholarships to 700 aspiring creatives across Nigeria and Africa through Skill for All Program
If you’re passionate about the creative economy and looking for a way to jumpstart your career, here’s an opportunity you can’t miss! Learnstar, in collaboration
South Africa’s Department of Basic Education reveals hundreds of high schools across the country are no longer offering mathematics to learners
When we talk about the future—technology, innovation, jobs that haven’t even been invented yet—one subject almost always comes up: mathematics. But here’s the reality on
FATE Foundation launches scholarship program to support young Nigerian students pursuing STEAM degrees in public universities across the country
If you’re a young Nigerian with big dreams of studying Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, or Mathematics — and maybe even building the next great invention
COAL expands its education fund to empower grassroots organizations helping out-of-school children in Plateau State Nigeria in 2025
In many parts of Nigeria, thousands of children still don’t have access to basic education. But there’s a growing movement of everyday heroes—grassroots educators—who are