Protecting our mental health is always important. As anyone who has been diagnosed with a mental health condition will know, investing in our mental health is essential to returning to ou...
The field of mental health has a lot to gain from young people as we think about the Great Reset, and how to build a better, kinder and fairer world. In keeping with the theme for World M...
Global business drives global production and consumption, leading to increasingly high standards of living – but at what expense to future generations and our planet?
COVID-19 has both exacerbated existing crises and challenged people and nations to overcome the biggest economical and societal issues faced in years. On both national and global scales, ...
One of the features of recent months to which we’ve all grown accustomed is daily news stories about the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on air quality in cities around the world.
The air we breathe is both precious and free. It sustains all life on the planet.
Back in the early 1970s, artist John Baldessari did The Pencil Story. As he explained, his pencil was producing blurry and indistinct lines, but he revived it by sharpening it. He paid cl...
We have reached a breaking point. COVID-19 has unmasked and amplified systemic inequities and failures in our society.
COVID-19 has forced more than 1 billion students and youth out of school, triggering the world’s biggest educational technology (edtech) implementation in history, almost overnight. Schoo...
The immediate reaction to COVID-19 in Europe was not exemplary. Critical medical health supplies were held in national warehouses while borders were closed, with a “my nation first” react...
If there is one truth that has been illuminated by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is that our previous systems were neither equitable nor sustainable. And if there is one silver lining in the ...
Thousands of summer holidays are now up in the air, following a series of COVID-19 flare-ups around the world, with trips cancelled and travellers forced to quarantine when they return home.
Se encuentran en lugares inhóspitos. La mayor parte, en islas deshabitadas del océano Atlántico. Esta condición es, precisamente, la que ha permitido que estos espacios permanecieran vírg...
In 2020, humanity is living the consequences of our broken relationship with nature. We have over-exploited biodiversity to the point of a human-created Sixth Extinction, exacerbated by h...
The most destructive way to obtain food from the ocean is bottom trawling. Especially egregious are the ships called 'supertrawlers', the largest fishing vessels in the world. Their nets,...
