By Divya Joseph When nearly a third of Pakistan was submerged due to floods this year, 19-year-old Hafsa

Her groundbreaking experiments in 1987 revolutionized the study of electron dynamics, allowing scientists Today, she is a key figure in developing the Covid-19 vaccine, saving millions of lives. In 1985, she left Hungary because the university’s research program ran out of money. After the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, two base-modified mRNA vaccines encoding the SARS-CoV-2

At 13, Zainab Bie witnessed the harsh realities facing girls in an informal settlement in India. Licypriya Kangujam, age 13, has already traveled the world demanding that people in power protect her

and February 2022, Kenya’s Ministry of Health reported 45,700+ pregnancies amongst girls aged 10 to 19

This awareness was amplified during a visit to an informal settlement when I was 13 years old.

Charitie shared the story of how, in 1967, her great grandfather and others from the community physically

by Raja Bella Hicks The year is 1966. It's an arid day at Houston’s Texas Southern University. This dreamlike scenario became a reality, because of Boeing's affirmative action plan during the 1960s This 2023 ruling will likely repeat the pattern created by the 1996 affirmative action ban in California where public universities saw a shocking 40% drop in enrollment among Black and Latino students in 1998

By Virginia Terry When the United Nations General Assembly first declared World Environment Day in 1972

Female incarceration rates have increased by 475% from 1980-2020.

So begins Bangladeshi-British poet Abdul Gaffar Choudhury’s story of the February night in 1952 when In 1999, Bangladeshis persuaded UNESCO to recognize February 21, the day that the students lost their