Shoes of the Dead may be set in India, but the problems it addresses are taking place all over the world.
Evolving Our Image of Human Trafficking
Why the human trafficking movement must move beyond its reliance on crisis imagery.
Good Deeds Aren’t Good Enough
According to Cameron Conaway, “There’s nothing inherently wrong with good deeds, we desperately need them, but our increasingly interconnected world is crying out for more.”
And Boys Too: The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Boys in the US
Highlights from ECPAT-USA’s paper about the forgotten many: sexually exploited boys
Cruel & Unusual in Cresson, Pennsylvania
The terrible reason why one sleepy old rail town has made national news.
For Trafficked Youth, Home is Where the Help Is
Study shows vulnerability of homeless youth to trafficking
The Centre Cannot Hold: On Love, Travel & Radicalism
A trip to India with an anti-radical radical.
The Cruelty of Children
Renowned educator Vivian Paley on the hidden curriculum that reinforces feelings of inadequacy.
While the Train Runs
The award-winning short film about the rail tracks slum of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Man-to-Man with Author John-Paul Flintoff
John-Paul Flintoff believes we need to reframe how we think about achieving our goals and changing the world.
Book Review: How to Change the World
Changing the world is far easier done than said.
Man-to-Man with Cultural Thinker Roman Krznaric
Roman Krznaric is perhaps the world’s foremost authority on empathy. Here’s our interview with him.
Book Review: How to Find Fulfilling Work
What’s the relationship between your work and your happiness?
Until There’s Blood: The Sexual Abuse of Boys in Cambodia
In Cambodia, sexually abused boys struggle to be believed.
Locked Up Loved One? There’s an App for That.
Flikshop seeks to make it easier to communicate with those incarcerated.
The Colorado: America’s Most Endangered River
A few clicks is all it takes to tell Congress to keep the Colorado River flowing.