Education

This International Women’s Day we celebrate the work done by five leaders to embrace equity and cultivate change.

Nahili Bekele helps unemployed youth in Ethiopia

Thanks to the Blueair Freedom to Breathe campaign and the thousands of children around the world who supported it, the UNCRC has acknowledged their demand for the right to clean air

LUX has launched a new campaign with online platform City Walks that allows men to virtually experience the constant stream of casual sexism that pervades the everyday lives of women. The aim is to increase understanding of the discrepancies that men and women face.

Lifebuoy’s latest public service announcement reminds us all that while we wait for the vaccine roll-out to take effect, handwashing and mask-wearing are still our best allies in the fight against the spread of Covid-19.

Three-way partnership set to strengthen consumer insights and grow talent bank to meet economy’s emerging digital needs

What stops you from moving? Fitness? Ability? Self-doubt? Rexona’s #MoveYourWay campaign aims to break down those barriers and inspire everyone to move more. On International Day of People with Disabilities, here are four ways it’s making sport accessible to everyone.

Unilever South Africa has transformed its hygiene education programme into a germ-busting gaming platform called Hygienica Castle. It has helped keep schoolchildren learning and practising good handwashing habits during Covid-19.

When a rainbow of flowers celebrating Poland’s LGBT+ community was burnt down for the seventh time, Ben & Jerry’s Country Business Lead Martyna Kaczmarek came up with an innovative solution

Wall’s, Save the Children and Symrise are partnering with vanilla farmers and young people in Madagascar to build a better future

A Knorr initiative in Greece is helping unaccompanied refugee children acquire gardening and cooking skills, adapt to their new life and get a fair chance for a better future.

I’m Wall’s is a programme that helps train people – once distant from the job market – to run their own mobile cart selling ice creams. Now, it’s providing an extra serving of happiness by helping vendors work with local people to make their community spaces lovely places to be.