U.S. companies that employ people with disabilities find it is good business.
Tiger Populations Are on the Rise
Good news for wild tiger populations: New estimates show an increase of approximately 40% in wild tiger numbers, with 4,500 tigers in the wild.
Good news for wild tiger populations: New estimates show an increase of approximately 40% in wild tiger numbers, with 4,500 tigers in the wild.
30 Benin Bronzes Returned to Nigeria
Museum officials in the United States took a historic step by returning 30 valuable bronze artifacts to their original home in Nigeria.
Museum officials in the United States took a historic step by returning 30 valuable bronze artifacts to their original home in Nigeria.
Women Boost Sustainable Farming in U.S.
In recent decades, greater numbers of rural American women have established their own farms.
In recent decades, greater numbers of rural American women have established their own farms.
Helping People Before, During and After Natural Disasters
When severe hurricanes, floods or tornadoes strike in U.S. states and territories, people turn to an array of services to help them.
When severe hurricanes, floods or tornadoes strike in U.S. states and territories, people turn to an array of services to help them.
What Is the International Atomic Energy Agency?
Countries around the world rely on nuclear technology for innovation in food and energy production and other scientific advances.
By ShareAmerica The very diverse uses of nuclear energy (also called atomic energy) — and the fear of its use as a weapon — prompted world leaders in 1957 to create the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Its task: Promote safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear energy. The agency was set up as the…
U.S. Steps up Climate Investments in Pacific Islands
Over the last decade, the United States has directly provided more than $1.5 billion to the Pacific islands, the White House said in a fact sheet.
Over the last decade, the United States has directly provided more than $1.5 billion to the Pacific islands, the White House said in a fact sheet.
Combating Nature Crimes
The United States and Norway are leading the way on collaborative efforts to stop activities that pose a direct threat to people and nature.
The United States and Norway are leading the way on collaborative efforts to stop activities that pose a direct threat to people and nature.
The Next Step in Combating AIDS, TB, and Malaria
“This is all about saving lives”
“This is all about saving lives”
How COVID-19 Disruptions Exacerbated Food Insecurity
Food is an essential, but scarce, resource in many parts of the world.
Food is an essential, but scarce, resource in many parts of the world.
Mary McLeod Bethune’s Extraordinary Life
Mary McLeod Bethune was an educator, an activist for civil rights and women’s rights, a college president and an adviser to U.S. presidents.
Mary McLeod Bethune was an educator, an activist for civil rights and women’s rights, a college president and an adviser to U.S. presidents.
How Conflicts Fuel the Food Crisis
Ongoing conflicts in several nations contribute to the global food crisis and to increased hunger among vulnerable populations.
Ongoing conflicts in several nations contribute to the global food crisis and to increased hunger among vulnerable populations.
Working Together To Solve the Food Crisis
More nations are pledging to combat global hunger, but the need requires additional action, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said September 20.
More nations are pledging to combat global hunger, but the need requires additional action, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said September 20.
She Proved Signing Is More Than Translating Spoken Words
For nearly 50 years, Ursula Bellugi led research at San Diego’s Salk Institute for Biological Studies, in its laboratory for cognitive neuroscience.
For nearly 50 years, Ursula Bellugi led research at San Diego’s Salk Institute for Biological Studies, in its laboratory for cognitive neuroscience.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Are Leaders in Fulbright Program
The U.S. Department of State recognized 19 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) as institutional leaders in its premier educational exchange, the Fulbright Program.
The U.S. Department of State recognized 19 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) as institutional leaders in its premier educational exchange, the Fulbright Program.
Helping Guatemalans Feed Their Families, Boost Crops
One-third of Guatemala is food insecure, and in the Western Highlands region, food insecurity is a particularly important problem.
One-third of Guatemala is food insecure, and in the Western Highlands region, food insecurity is a particularly important problem.