
Do TOMS shoes—and all donations of goods—hurt the poor more than they help? One expert weighs in.

While a top international scholar is teaching in the States, who's educating college students back in that professor's homeland?

When students take a year off before college to gain real-world experience, everyone wins.

Inexpensive, innovative tools can help small farmers in Africa fight global hunger.

These ten speakers inspired but still kept it real with their audiences, making their graduation speeches memorable years after they were given.

Can we help Africa by clothing Americans in cool retro T-shirts? Maybe.

Reinventing the Outdoors Contest: Learn about the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust

Mathare, a collection of slums in Nairobi, Kenya, is a difficult place to grow up. And while sports provide a positive experience for kids in...

Reinventing the Outdoors Contest: Learn about the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust

Bob Parsons says he's helping out Zimbabwe by killing elephants in the middle of the night. Commenters on his video disagree.

Philanthropist Kevin Starr demands great ideas, scalability, and eight word mission statements. It's all part of a Design for Impact approach.

Artist Mike Mike's photography project, "The Face of Tomorrow," makes some interesting decisions about how to group people.

Hosni Mubarak's regime is over. Which other populations around the Middle East and Africa are ready to follow Egypt's lead?

They were child soldiers, killing for a chance at freedom. Now that southern Sudan's liberation is at hand, will "Lost Boys" be forgotten or honored?

A new business venture called Sanergy is trying to turn Kenya's sanitation problem into jobs, energy, and profits.

COLORS designs an artful newsprint look at 53 unreported, awesome things to try, see, hear, eat, and learn about in Africa's 53 nations.

In Rwanda, where 800,000 children are orphaned as a result of the genocide or the AIDS epidemic, what it takes to ensure that no child is left behind.