Uganda’s Comfort Dog Project is the first initiative in Africa to use dogs as a form of therapy for survivors trying to heal from the trauma of war.

“Rejection of the ‘other’ has always existed, but something has changed. Now the hate is open and unabashed, free of all restraint.”

Corruption in the aid industry is not a new story, but with rising global inequality, the effort to shine a light on the subject has received a boost from the Real Aid Campaign and the IFJ.

Since 2011, amateur football club FC Sækó (Icelandic for “psycho”) has been providing a breath of fresh air for people with mental health problems. Thanks to their passion for football, players break with their routine and take a step towards becoming better integrated in [...]

We place our complete trust in the answers that Google selects and sorts for us, while forgetting the most important fact: this search engine is no oracle nor much less a library, but a giant company to which we have granted the power to filter all of the information that we [...]

The Emerald Warriors, Ireland’s first LGBT rugby team, aims to be inclusive by welcoming players regardless of their sexuality. It is one way of disproving the chauvinistic and homophobic clichés surrounding rugby.