How Civil Society Came Together to Protect EU Whistleblowers
When a person becomes a whistleblower, they risk alienating themselves from their colleagues in the workplace, and the impact on their personal lives can be immense.
“Naming and Faming” as a Tool for Political Change
The Accountability Lab uses various approaches to battle corruption and inspire integrity around the world.
How to Create a Positive Footprint
Why should we only strive to be less bad when we could also be good?
Women Will Not Be Silent
In times like these it's important that women are refusing to be intimidated into silence and submission.
Can a Virtual Reality Video Help Fight Anti-HIV Stigma?
Could the experience of being alongside someone as they go through the process of getting tested for HIV encourage more young people to get tested themselves?
When You Burn Out While Changing the World
Spending your life making the world a better place is often more than exhausting. That's why the Wellbeing Project, created by Aaron Pereira focusses on the inner wellbeing and provides support for social activists.
When It Comes to Race, European Justice Is Not Blind
A recent study showed that across EU member states minority groups and non-nationals are treated unfairly.
Why Volunteering Is the Pulse of Democracy
Sebastian Gallander compares the crisis of democracy with the financial crisis and is certain that we can overcome this together if we increase our civic engagement.
How Do We Measure Access to Justice?
The new global survey on civil justice that is showing the way.
How to Ensure That Women and Girls Count in Government Budgets
A glimpse into the organization working towards "gender responsive" budgeting.