Any American can attest to the fact that 2020 was indeed a roller-coaster ride. Who would not notice with thousands dying all over America? The sad thing is while the virus wreaked havoc on the superpower nation catching many unprepared for the fatal blow, criminals were also busy with their business. You may not believe …
The World Health Organization (WHO) and World Bank say that half of the world’s population don’t have access to basic healthcare or essential health services. That is almost 4 billion people in the world who don’t have access to doctors, hospitals, medicines, and other basic healthcare services that any human being has a right to. …
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Being in college does not preclude you from helping others during the COVID-19 pandemic. Yes, you may be busy, and you may be struggling with the stress and challenges of remote learning, but if you feel a desire in your heart to help change people’s lives for the better, there are plenty of ways to …
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Many community projects with good intentions are wasted because they miss one important factor. The stakeholders don’t feel a sense of ownership over the project. A sense of ownership is crucial in getting everyone’s commitment to achieving a project’s goals. Moreover, the intended beneficiaries will feel a lack of effort and would be wary of your …
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The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic affected more than 180 countries. It also killed more than 1.99 million people. But much more than this, the pandemic’s impact on economies cannot be underscored enough. It closed down businesses and caused the loss of many jobs. All of these are forcing governments and their policymakers to respond …
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Running a nonprofit organization or a charity can help make the world a better place to live in. It is a pledge to make other people’s lives comfortable and convenient. But it also offers you another benefit as an organizer – it lets you meet a lot of wonderful people: the volunteers. These volunteers offer …
As we mature, we tend to grasp how politics works, and we tend to align our political identity based on what we perceive is “right.” However, there’s bound to be changed in a community’s social and psychological climate in every generation. Most Millennials would think it is right or deem a certain aspect in their …
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Millennials have gained a bad reputation these last few years. They are often regarded as narcissistic, entitled, and lacking in empathy. But recent studies suggest that these impressions may be wrong. The Millennial Impact Report, which surveyed over 2,500 Generation Y employees and managers, revealed that this demographic put in more volunteer hours and made …
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The US has always been at the forefront of refugee resettlement. It has led by example, accepting refugees and encouraging other nations to do the same. President Donald Trump’s stricter stance on immigration has thrown the system into disarray, which soon bled into the country’s refugee program and admission policies. Lower Refugee Ceiling and Acceptance …
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reveals that employers (in the nonfarm sector) have created 201,000 jobs in August 2018, plus the unemployment rate remains steady at 3.9 percent low. This is one indication that the U.S. economy is flourishing. Given the strength of the economy, partisans are debating whether former president Barack Obama or current …
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