Attainment of motherhood is a beautiful, life-altering event, but as Olesya Kashaeva realised, it comes with its hindrances.

When Maya Rostam first asked her mother if she could join a new photography course in the Kawergosk refugee camp where they lived, she got a resounding “No.”

Kanattsanan “Mukk” Dokput was 27 when he sank the first needle full of black market testosterone into his thigh.

A woman can bleed to death in a couple of hours, or even less, after giving birth. In rural areas, where hospitals may be days

At Reap Benefit’s charming office in an old bungalow in Bangalore is a quote by Mozart, written with chalk at the entrance: “Be silent if you choose but when it is necessary, speak—and speak in such a way that people will remember it.”

Gamal Albinsaid, 24, a young graduate of Brawijaya University’s School of Medicine in Malang, East Java started a unique movement in his native Indonesia – enabling people without health insurance to access medical services in exchange for collecting trash for recycling.

The Maya App is perhaps one of the biggest initiatives undertaken to create a virtual safe space for people from all walks of

When the Syrian army draft papers came in, his father told him it was time to get out.

When Waleed Shawky came across a large cache of donated medicine in a Cairo mosquein 2010, he was awestruck. The pharmacist had long wondered where the E£1 billion (US$112 million) of medicine that is wasted every year in Egypt goes.

An innovative method of facilitating charitable donations by rounding up to the nearest euro at store checkouts

As he was walking on the streets of Melbourne, entrepreneur and business coach Simon Rowe was moved by the sight of a man trying to sleep in a concrete doorway on a busy street in the middle of the day. He began to wonder: how could he help the homeless people get a safe and comfortable sleep?

Today is Impact Journalism Day, and 55 newspapers unite to celebrate change makers everywhere.

The biggest challenge with Fahim was to introduce new people to him, for he knew most of them. Fahim thrived among friends and he was seldom without them, and they in turn loved him, evidence of which was aplenty, as hundreds wept like children at the news of his passing away. He joined when we were weak and vulnerable and left us a winner on all counts.

What is the goal of this workshop on project financing?

Bangladesh, being one of the fastest growing emerging countries, has immense potential for macro-economic development. To cope

What are the major challenges in project financing for countries like Bangladesh?

The International Day of the Midwife, celebrated every year on May 5th, offers an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of

Lessons learned from the Millennium Development Goals have made it clear that there is a need for better data to monitor and

It was a rewarding experience talking to the Director General of BBS, former Director General of Disaster Management, Mohammah Abul

For sometime Nadeem had not been able to sit down at his writing-table. He caressed with loving fingers the diary in which he had recorded his experience of the Pakistani genocide of the Bangalees in 1971. He was barely twelve then. His parents had put him in the