The world's most severe human rights abuses demand lasting solutions.

The Enough Project employs

The world's most severe human rights abuses demand lasting solutions.

The Enough Project employs cutting-edge research, advocacy, and campaigning to combat genocide and crimes against humanity.

Alex, a pediatric nurse and member of the Handmaids of Minnesota, is part of a protest group that highlights the decline of women's rights in America. They utilize the powerful imagery from

Alex, a pediatric nurse and member of the Handmaids of Minnesota, is part of a protest group that highlights the decline of women's rights in America. They utilize the powerful imagery from Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" to raise awareness.

The group engages in discussions about women's rights, aiming to draw attention to the ongoing issues affecting women today.

Zaid Hassan discusses why top-down rollouts fail to resonate locally, emphasizing the importance of adaptable solutions for implementing the circular economy.

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Zaid Hassan discusses why top-down rollouts fail to resonate locally, emphasizing the importance of adaptable solutions for implementing the circular economy.

Watch the full episode for more insights. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is dedicated to accelerating the transition to a circular economy to address climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution. Subscribe for more videos: YouTube. Learn more about our work at ellenmacarthurfoundation.org. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Join us for this year's Junior #WorldFoodDay on 15 October! The event features youth activists, athletes, influencers, and innovators in an inspiring conversation about food,

Join us for this year's Junior #WorldFoodDay on 15 October! The event features youth activists, athletes, influencers, and innovators in an inspiring conversation about food, enriched with stories, music, art, and dance.

Get motivated by FAO Champions and #FoodHeroes to take action for a better future. Watch live by following FAO and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Stay connected with us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, and Weibo.

On-demand fishing gear could revolutionize ocean fishing by reducing the risk of entanglement for marine animals like whales and sea turtles. This innovative gear keeps buoys and lines submerged

On-demand fishing gear could revolutionize ocean fishing by reducing the risk of entanglement for marine animals like whales and sea turtles. This innovative gear keeps buoys and lines submerged until fishers activate a signal for release, minimizing hazards to wildlife.

Discover how this technology benefits both marine life and fishers by visiting Oceana. Stay updated by subscribing to Oceana's channel at this link or become a Wavemaker to support ocean conservation at this link. Follow Oceana on Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok.

Collection and recycling systems are vital for a circular economy, yet many regions lack the necessary infrastructure. The report ‘Closing the Loop: Transforming urban waste systems and

Collection and recycling systems are vital for a circular economy, yet many regions lack the necessary infrastructure. The report ‘Closing the Loop: Transforming urban waste systems and protecting Brazil’s rivers’ reveals that Brazil could recover BRL 14 billion in recyclable value currently lost to landfills. Approximately 800,000 waste pickers play a crucial role in this system, often without recognition or fair compensation.

In partnership with the City of Recife, Brazil's Federal Government, and companies like Mars, Nestlé, @PepsiCo, and Unilever, we aim to invest R$300 million in enhancing collection and recycling systems. This initiative seeks to transform urban waste management and provide valuable lessons for policymakers across Brazil. Learn more about our efforts at Ellen MacArthur Foundation.

North Atlantic right whales are critically endangered, with only about 380 individuals left. Some members of Congress are attempting to delay essential protections for this species.

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North Atlantic right whales are critically endangered, with only about 380 individuals left. Some members of Congress are attempting to delay essential protections for this species.

These whales urgently need our help. Join us in urging the U.S. Senate to reject this bill and ensure the protections they deserve: oceana.ly/4dGCTpO

Discover where your food comes from at the FAO's Global Exhibition, From Seeds to Foods, at Circo Massimo in Rome from October 8 to 12. Explore

Discover where your food comes from at the FAO's Global Exhibition, From Seeds to Foods, at Circo Massimo in Rome from October 8 to 12. Explore the journey from seeds and crops to livestock, forests, and aquatic foods, and learn how innovation is transforming agriculture.

Experience how seeds become harvests and healthy animals turn into nutritious food. Witness the unexpected ways forests, oceans, and rivers sustain us. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the future of food!

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Rizky Oktaviana endured 18 months of unpaid labor as a fisher on a trawling vessel, witnessing illegal fishing practices and harsh conditions. Now, he advocates for the rights of migrant fishers,

Rizky Oktaviana endured 18 months of unpaid labor as a fisher on a trawling vessel, witnessing illegal fishing practices and harsh conditions. Now, he advocates for the rights of migrant fishers, highlighting that at least 128,000 fishers are currently trapped in forced labor at sea. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing not only exploits workers but also threatens marine ecosystems and global food security, costing between $26 to $50 billion annually.

To combat these abuses, coordinated action is essential, including stronger protections from policymakers and transparency in seafood supply chains. Learn more about fishers' journeys from exploitation to advocacy and how we can work together for a better future for fishers and our oceans: Fishers Speak Out.

Microplastics are pervasive, contaminating our environment, bodies, and food globally. Awareness of this issue has surged in recent years, prompting the need for action.

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Microplastics are pervasive, contaminating our environment, bodies, and food globally. Awareness of this issue has surged in recent years, prompting the need for action.

Discover more about microplastics and Oceana's initiatives to combat the plastic crisis at Oceana. Stay updated by subscribing to Oceana's channel at this link, or become a Wavemaker to support ocean conservation at this link. Follow Oceana on Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok.