Having taught herself American Sign Language during the pandemic, 17 year old Mariella Satow was shocked to discover that most TV and streaming services did not provide a signed interpretation.
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A beachside image has been circulated recently on social media platforms and whilst it's certainly a fun picture, perhaps there's some real wisdom in these words.
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A National Geographic survey of 3,500 adults in the US shows that 42% of travellers would be willing to prioritise sustainable travel in the future, but only 15% of them are confident about what that actually means.
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Humans (and a few species of whale) are unique as they continue to live long after their reproductive lives.
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A survey of more than 2,000 people aged between 11 and 16 has shown that young people trust politicians less than social media influencers to tell them the truth about the news.
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Jessica Nabongo has become the first black woman to document visiting every country around the globe. Having completed her travels in 2019, Nabongo has since reflected on what sustainable and meaningful travel looks like.
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Driven to tackle the social and environmental impact of fast fashion, 6 women came together to set up Stiched Up - an initiative to promote sustainable fashion.
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Inspired by the climate crisis, composer Gregor A. Mayrhofer saw an opportunity to address the issues in a musical way by composing a concerto for recycled percussion and orchestra…
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Engineers at Northwestern University have created the smallest ever remote-controlled walking robot - inspired by the peekytoe crab! How can this help us to connect more deeply with the natural world?
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Scientists in Germany have pooled together 130 studies with over 10,000 people and confirm that take a 'power pose' is connected with increased confidence.
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Research by the Queen’s University in Belfast has found that daydreaming can seriously affect young people’s ability to learn. But does that matter?
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Why might what may seem like a stand-alone concern in fact be closely connected to so many other global issues?
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The GDST, a group of schools in the UK, has advised that changes to uniform rules should be relaxed in order to promote self-expression and positive mental health.
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These candyfloss flavoured grapes (available in some UK Tesco stores) aren’t all they seem to be…
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The Big Plastic Count, run by Greenpeace and Everyday Plastic, has launched the biggest investigation into household plastic use. By encouraging people to track all the plastic they are using and throwing away for a week, they are hoping to gather useful evidence and information about how much plastic we are actually using, and what is happening to it.
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During Black History Month, Sainsbury’s took to Twitter to show the supermarket chain’s 570,000 followers its support for the initiative…
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What can we learn from the nature? What unexpected relationships can we find between humans and the natural world?
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What do you think babies could teach us? Why could they be valuable teachers, especially with younger children, when it comes to supporting empathy and preventing bullying?
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What, for you, is the difference between happiness and fun? What makes you feel truly happy? Do you believe such things are even measurable? What do you think?
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On 13th September 2020, Santander Triathlon Spanish sportsman Diego Mentrida noticed that British athlete James Teagle had taken a wrong turn and was about to lose…
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