
Activists use sports mascots to fund conservation of real animals
A new study found that 727 professional sports teams across 50 countries use wild animals in their branding. The most popular species (lions, tigers, and wolves) face threats in the wild.
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These best friends used to be homeless. Now, they buy abandoned storage units to help people still on the streets
“When I came out of homelessness, I had nothing,” Shula Kitkowska said. “I didn't have furniture, I didn't have any of that, so what I can do for people today is give what I can.”
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NY leads the nation in youth mental health. Hochul says it's thanks to this one policy 'every governor should enact'
New York was recently named a national leader in protecting youth mental well-being. Governor Hochul’s stance as the state’s “first mom governor” might be why.
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Primark debuts adaptive clothing line designed by and for disabled people
“Everyone needs choice, everyone dresses differently, and everyone has the right to self expression,” the designer said.
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In world-first program, Indian women receive 'unconditional' cash transfers for unpaid domestic labor
118 million adult women in 12 states across India receive unconditional cash transfers from their governments.
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Experts worry Monarch butterflies could vanish in our lifetime. A new study is giving them hope
Two new reports from the World Wildlife Fund of Mexico are giving conservationists hope for monarch butterflies for the first time in years.
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To celebrate World Tuberculosis Day, John Green is sending exclusive poetry readings to people
The best-selling author is honoring John Keats, a poet who died of tuberculosis, for the upcoming World Tuberculosis Day.
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Keanu Reeves has been secretly donating money to cancer research for over 20 years
After his younger sister was diagnosed with leukemia, Keanu Reeves has made cancer research one of the defining philanthropic endeavors of his career.
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Thousands of Florida women live in 'maternity care deserts.' Mobile clinics could change that
In its first year, the University of Florida OB/GYN Mobile Outreach Clinic has served nearly 200 women in four counties.
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