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A garment technologist created a fashion line for fellow disabled folks — Future Blink
The time for accessible fashion is now.
By Jordan Aaron
Harmful pregnancy terms like 'incompetent cervix' and 'lazy uterus' need a rebrand
Motherhood app Peanut released its new pregnancy and fertility glossary as part of a movement to replace outdated terms.
Google Maps can be used to help people experiencing homelessness. Here's how.
All you need is your computer or phone.
What is the 'police Bill of Rights' and why is its repeal a win for social justice?
The state of Maryland took a major step toward police accountability on Saturday.
How to keep your retirement investments gun-free
Your 401(k) contributions may be supporting big gun manufacturers. Moving your money can make a difference.
150,000 handpainted hearts on memorial wall represent each life lost to COVID in the UK
Volunteers have painted each heart individually.
COVID post-traumatic stress is real. It can also come with silver linings.
Researchers are finding signs of post-traumatic growth during the pandemic.
By Rebecca Ruiz
So many people don't have internet — and it's not their fault
COVID changed how we think about getting online, forever.
By Rebecca Ruiz
'The Daily Show' takes a broad look at how white supremacy shaped America
"The Daily Show" dropped this special on YouTube, gathering together past clips and assembling them into a rough chronological history of racism in America.
How to use Google Maps to help the homeless
"If everyone could do something like this in their city, then we could help so many people."
Helpline launches after 12,000 students make sexual abuse allegations to #EveryonesInvited
The government has also launched an immediate inquiry into school safeguarding.
How to fight against online gender bias
If you've ever wanted to know how to deal with trolls, this one's for you.
By Tulika Bose
Girl Scouts launches major effort to become anti-racist
"We want to be the organization that welcomes all girls."
By Rebecca Ruiz
#EveryonesInvited: Over half of girls have been sexually harassed at school
Following 10,000 submissions to the "#MeToo for schools," a new study found distressing parallels.
It's worth starting your meditation practice right now. Here's why.
No time like the ... well, you know.
How to give equal pay laws power
From safe harbor protections to reporting requirements, fair pay legislation has to incentivize employers to be transparent and accountable.
New Zealand to offer paid leave after pregnancy loss
The law is reportedly a world first.
How to use your COVID vaccine guilt to fight for health equity
If you're feeling guilty about vaccine inequity, it's time to do something.
By Tulika Bose
This talking, AI-powered backpack could help those with low vision navigate — Future Blink
Now there's a useful backpack!
By Ray White
Meet the chatbot that simulates a teen experiencing a mental health crisis
The Trevor Project is using artificial intelligence to accomplish a unique goal.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Sesame Workshop releases new resources to help families talk to kids about race
"The work to dismantle racism begins by helping children understand what racism is and how it hurts and impacts people."
4 beginner mindfulness exercises you can do without an app
"We do the same technique, but have a different inner experience every time."
4 ways to fight imposter syndrome
"Why wouldn't you want to own how amazing you are?"
How to volunteer your time to help people get vaccinated
Join groups of people who are using the power of the internet to help strangers get vaccinated.
