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turkish women
August 15th, 2019
How Turkish Women With Disabilities Are Entering the Workforce
topics:Humans, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
Women with disabilities often encounter ‘double discrimination’ in Turkey.
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Anemia
July 04th, 2019
Lucky Iron Fish Raise Questions About How Best to Address Anemia
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
Lucky Iron Fish were once a common sight in many Cambodian cooking pots.
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almondtrees
May 24th, 2019
Almond Farms Keep Moving on Water Conservation
topics:Nature, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
What role is the almond industry playing in advancing groundwater recharge?
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africa megacity
April 24th, 2019
The Next African Megacity Could Be Engineered by Women
topics:Humans, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
As Tanzania seeks to decongest Africa’s fastest growing city, more women are stepping up to become registered as professional engineers.
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europe asylum
March 21st, 2019
How a Visa for Asylum Seekers Could Grant Safe Passage to Europe
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
Is an E.U.-wide humanitarian visa a chance for member states to take action on a long-debated concept formigration?
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Indie Kashi marriage
February 28th, 2019
Fighting for the Marriage Rights of Khasi Women
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
A new bill seeks to prevent women of India’s Khasi community from marrying non-tribal members.
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migration spain
February 21st, 2019
Why Mainstream Migration Journalism in Italy and Spain Is Failing
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
Talk to Spanish and Italian journalists about reporting on refugees and migration and a single common sentiment emerges.
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hunger
February 06th, 2019
Leaders Who Use Hunger as a Weapon
topics:Humans, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
Elevating famine to the level of a a crime against humanity could help shame warring factions into avoiding the conditions that cause this phenomenon.
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Brasil Big City
January 31st, 2019
How Cities Are Demanding a Greater Voice on Migration
topics:Humans, Economy, Technology
partner:NewsDeeply
Cities are developing their own solutions to help fast-growing migrant and refugee populations in urban areas, says expert Robert Muggah.
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sanitation
January 10th, 2019
The Women Engineers Solving Tanzania’s Sanitation Problems
topics:Humans, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
For 32-year-old Lilian James, the biggest challenge of her job as an engineer is not the complex designs she prepares, but the sexism at her workplace.
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Figueiral, Ribeira do Paul, Santo Antao, Cabo Verde
January 03rd, 2019
The Gap in Global Guidelines on Human Milk Banking
topics:Humans, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
In 2016, the Nairobi-based Africa Population Health Research Center (APHRC) set out to determine just what Kenyans thought about human milk banking.
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kids in war
December 06th, 2018
To Achieve Lasting Security, Invest in Young Peacebuilders
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
One in every four children around the world – about 535 million – currently live in a country impacted by conflict or disaster, according to the UN.
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coralreef
November 29th, 2018
Another Threat to Coral Reefs: ‘Shifting Baselines’ of What’s Normal
topics:Nature
partner:NewsDeeply
A 19-year-long study on the impact of bleaching and cyclones on a section of the Great Barrier Reef underscores the challenges for a healthy coral ecosystem
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Liberia_water
November 22nd, 2018
Liberia’s Taps Are No Longer Running Dry
topics:Humans, Nature, Economy
partner:NewsDeeply
In Liberia, the Ebola outbreak drove steps to restore water pipes devastated during 14 years of civil war, as well as improving public health.
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refugees welcome
November 01st, 2018
The Grand Refugee Hotel
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
Germany is home of one of the most radical refugee integration experiments.
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prison
October 18th, 2018
Surviving Denmark’s Open Prisons for ‘Undeportables’
topics:Humans
partner:NewsDeeply
Married to a Dane, with a Danish son, Khoshnaw Nameq has been refused asylum in Denmark but cannot be deported to Iraq. what now?
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