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Since its advent in 2009, World Day of Social Justice (February 20) has been an opportunity to publicly acknowledge and promote movements that are dedicated to addressing societal issues....
Wealth inequality – the unequal distribution of assets – also known as "income inequality" or the "wealth gap", is a huge issue globally....
Some have referred to it as a ‘social movement that changed history,’ while others say it was the culmination of a ‘quiet revolution.’ Whatever you want to call it, there is no doubt that the vote to repeal the Eighth Amendment to Ireland’s constitution, which...
The mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkdale, Florida has sparked a renewed debate on gun control in the United States, as survivors of the shooting that occured on Valentine's Day are taking matters into their own hands. ...
This week, TIME Magazine announced its Person of the Year was actually several persons: the Silence Breakers. Though there were multiple high-profile sexual harassment cases this year, the New York Times' story about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's multiple sexual harassment allegations was a turning point....
Today, Facebook, Google, and Twitter representatives appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee to be questioned on how their platforms are fuelling the dissemination of ‘fake news.’...
Ad agencies have traditionally been focused on telling stories and eliciting emotion, but the success of slick commercials and parroting slogans is sliding as consumers becoming more savvy, more content-flooded and increasingly short on time....
There’s a lot of noise in the news today. For better or worse, the media landscape is unrecognizable from what it was a decade ago – faster and more diverse yet less regulated than ever before. We receive news in real time story bites. And...