by Mindel van de Laar I’m involved in an exciting pilot project on ‘Open Educational Badging’ – and I must admit that it’s scary because I barely understand ICT, especially coding. Still, the participants in the ‘Evidence-Based...
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This article was authored by Fionnuala Ní Aoláin Last month, the United Nations Security Council...
Read MoreThe work of the UN body responsible for assisting Palestine refugees, UNRWA, which has allowed millions of children to receive an education that promotes UN values of human rights and tolerance, as well as democracy and conflict...
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The raids would have targeted people in up to 2,000 families as well as “collateral arrests,”...
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The current protests on-going in Europe arises during a time of great uncertainty and change. The...
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ByTom Schuba email State Sen. Heather Steans and state Rep. Kelly Cassidy introduced...
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PG&E has informed state regulators that it experienced an incident early Thursday on a major...
Read MoreIn many US states, Employers are mandated to allow employees time to participate in the electoral process. If participating in early voting, which typically has less than 5min wait times, giving ample time for travel to and...
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By Tom Angell The federal government wants your input on whether marijuana should be reclassified...
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By MARK HAND A month before the 2016 election, anti-pipeline activists staged an unprecedented...
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The global summit for climate change was held on Sept 13-14th in San Francisco, CA. Greeted by...
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Activists, start-ups, and businesses alike warn that a new copyright proposals out of the European...
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