A tale of Bevak: Impact of forest foodways on Marind indigenous women
A plantation project has changed the dynamics of social reproduction for Marind indigenous women, who engage in additional unpaid labor, or serve as household workers.
Rassela Malinda
South Africa’s elderly grapple with lack of care service
Apartheid's legacy is impacting South Africa's elderly as government policies fail to provide much needed care.
Staff Writer
Shorn of Sheep: Unveiling the problems of sheep farming in Wales
Sheep rearing is hurting the Welsh economy by inflicting financial hardship on farmers and aggravating the region's susceptibility to climate change through biodiversity loss, soil erosion, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Emma Armstrong
How Pakistan’s devastating deluge created a mobility crisis
Pakistan's devastating floods last year left a trail of damage and millions of people homeless that are now struggling to relocate from makeshift camps or migrate to cities.
Injie Anis
Uncovering the struggles of India’s internal migrants
Hidden beneath the glimmering skyscrapers and bustling cities of India, the plight of migrant workers has often been overlooked and disregarded. From construction sites to factories, their stories paint a
Akansha Deshmukh
Work disruptions: the added cost of parenting children with special needs
American parents with special-needs children struggle to balance childcare and work obligations.
Megan Pielmeier
Shakespeare uplifts South Africa’s destitute
Art can heal, art can recast grief— one South African theatre troupe is becoming a living testament to it and winning the hearts of the country.
Heather Djunga
Factoring water harvesting as climate change adaptation
Climate change related droughts are forcing many farmers in Zimbabwe to migrate, but some are adjusting by using rainwater harvesting strategies.
Andrew Mambondiyani
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