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The President’s Emergency Program for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR, has revolutionized the fight against global AIDS over the last 20 years. But this program would not be so successful — and might not even exist — without the work of grassroots AIDS activists around the world.

Discover how one writer found her true identity and learned to love herself after receiving her autism & ADHD diagnoses as an adult.

Learn about Doughnut Economics: A creative concept that outlines a new economic model to sustainably bring us into the 21st century.

A Swedish designer has created an innovative pair of airbag jeans to help protect people from motorcycle crashes.

Over 120 faith leaders from five various religious faiths in Nebraska came together to show support for reproductive freedom.

A fifth person has been cured of HIV through a stem-cell transplant. While researchers are still working on a more accessible and functional cure, this shows great promise for the millions of people living with HIV.

Following the news of his hospitalization, Fetterman’s supporters received an email asking for donations — not for his campaign, but for two mental health nonprofits.

Cars? In this economy? Here’s how four cities took back miles of pavement from cars, making a popular pandemic solution into a permanent fixture.

The Project for Awesome, or P4A, as its viewers know it, is an annual livestream event for charity, hosted by Hank and John Green.

Working in 12 countries, Partners In Health operates within the belief that injustices lead to poverty and sickness, and that health is a human right — and no human is less deserving of that right than another.

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Self-care kits are pre-curated collections of items you can turn to during a difficult mental health period. Here’s how you can make one of your own.