The Workers Museum in Denmark is currently spearheading efforts to identify other workers’ assembly halls and their origin stories around the world. The goal behind the initiative is to showcase the regional characteristics of labour movements across the globe and to have UNESCO recognise the [...]

Mereki’s female chefs not only defeat the pervasive, sexist norms present in the world of barbecues, but crucially, they earn enough money to head households on an equal financial footing with men.

With songs, TV series, books and podcasts, creators from all over the world are giving visibility and generating debate around anxiety, depression and even suicide. A taboo subject until recently, the pandemic has placed mental health front and centre in the global [...]

How pioneers in Nepal and Zimbabwe are developing the digital infrastructure to preserve and revitalise their languages, and thus, improve access to their culture online.

The sound of church bells, a local dialect or the smell of a city without pollution could today be considered endangered heritage. Their degradation is less visible than that of a monument, which is precisely why their protection is more [...]

With legislators and investors in the same boat, the wind is blowing in favour of insect farmers in Europe. The question now is: how far can they go?

Young people on the African continent are becoming active through the art of slam poetry. They express themselves freely on social issues, raise awareness on matters such as responsible citizenship, gender, human rights, and make their voices [...]

“If, thanks to my texts, just one little girl were able to say to herself, “So, it is possible”, then I will have contributed to building a female identity in Burkina Faso.”

UNESCO estimates that half of all languages spoken today will disappear by the end of this century if nothing is done, as speakers face pressures to abandon their native tongue in favour of dominant languages and dialects.