News
- Americans to religious organisations: Stay out of politics
- High-tech mapping, apps fight deadly dengue outbreak in Honduras - medical charity
- Women leaders driven offline and out of work by social media abuse
- 'Digital revolution' excluding the most vulnerable, world leaders told
- Personal? Private? No such thing in data-hungry world
- Flood, fire and plague: climate change blamed for disasters
MATT BLOMBERG, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how a social enterprises - including one made famous by the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, last year - navigate the perils of growth...
Lightning strikes killed around 360 people in Bangladesh last year. AZM ANAS, writing for Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on efforts to reduce the death toll using fast-growing palm trees...
ADELLE M BANKS, of Religion News Service, speaks with US pastor Tony Evans about his new Bible and commentary, Kirk Franklin boycott and his wife’s health...
AYSHA KHAN, of Religion News Service, reports from Boston...
DAVID ADAMS speaks with Andrew Gardener, senior pastor of the Vine Church in Hong Kong and co-founder and director of The Justice Conference in Asia, ahead of his attendance this week at The Justice Conference in Melbourne, Australia...
Essays
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- Rev SETH KAPER-DALE
In an article first published on Religion News Service, Rev SETH KAPER-DALE, co-pastor of the Reformed Church of Highland Park, New Jersey, and president of the board of directors of the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, welcomes the release of a new film addressing US involvement in torture...
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- GUILLAUME TIBERGHIEN
In an article first published on The Conversation, GUILLAUME TIBERGHIEN, of the University of Glasgow, looks at the growing trend of "dark tourism", particularly when it comes to former Soviet gulags...
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- RICHARD GUNDERMAN
In an article first published on The Conversation, RICHARD GUNDERMAN, of Indiana University, looks at the history of the 20th century's deadliest weapon...
Lifestyle
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Following news Australia's first designated "Dark Sky Reserve" has been declared in South Australia, DAVID ADAMS takes a look at what "Dark Sky Places" are all about...
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DAVID ADAMS looks at the trend for European lifestyle concepts...
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In an article first published on The Conversation, RUTH WHITESIDE, senior lecturer in public health nutrition at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK, looks at the problem with snacking...
20/20
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See OUTREACH MEDIA's November poster...
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See DAVE HERRING's image...
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See ARI CRESPO's image...
