Building Health Systems From Scratch In Somalia
IRIN
April 28th, 2013
Although Somalia is experiencing a period of relative peace, health care continues to be a problem for many of its people. Building a sustainable infrastructure would lead to accessibility, but first, private and public relationships must be created between the health sector and the government.
Read MoreLooking For Gandhis In Mexico
WAGING NONVIOLENCE
April 12th, 2013
Mexico has long been plagued with violence and corruption, and the new government has done little to change this. Ordinary citizens however have been taking action, and instituting change from the ground up.
Read MoreConnecting Citizens To Their Government By Turning It Into A Game
Co.EXIST
March 29th, 2013
Getting involved with local government is not always easy- or fun. To help build interest in local issues and make access to civic engagement more possible, the idea of PlanIt was born.
Read More‘Tahrir Lounge’ Pushes Grassroots Democracy
DW
March 23rd, 2013
In Cairo, a group of young Egyptians are attempting to boost civil participation and raise political awareness without abiding by orthodox or defined ideologies.
Read MoreHow to Rebuild the City as a Platform
Shareable: Sharing by Design 
October 22nd, 2012
In an effort to respond to environmental crises and booming populations, many cities are adopting the concept of the “city as a platform”: a new planning model designed to harness and make best use of technological, entrepreneurial, and economic power.
Read MorePeople Power
Sada
April 21st, 2013
The Palestinian people recognize the failure of institutional government to move the process of peace forward and are looking to civil society for a solution.
Read MoreIndia’s Anti-Rape Movement: Redefining Solidarity Outside The Colonial Frame
50.50
April 10th, 2013
The tragic and horrific rape of a student ignited a powerful movement against sexual violence in India that has forced the government to change laws on gender violence.
Read MoreEffective Justice Key To Lasting Peace
IWPR
March 28th, 2013
In order to create sustainable peace in post-conflict regions, crimes against humanity must be investigated, prosecuted, and brought to justice.
Read MoreHistoric Deal Brings Peace In The Philippines
Positive News
November 8th, 2012
A new agreement aims to end separatist violence and establish democracy in conflict-ridden regions of the Philippines.
Read MoreCameroon: Giving Women Land, Giving Them a Future
allAfrica
October 19th, 2012
“The inability of women to freely access and control productive resources places them in a weaker position in terms of agricultural productivity and economic growth, food security, family income and equal participation in governance.” – Fon Nsoh
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