Have you ever caught yourself speaking about an influx of migrants? How about a wave of immigration? If so, you are contributing to the dehumanization of people.

The Trump Administration wants to separate immigrant children from their parents at the border. Eirliani Abdul Rahman knows how everyone can fight against this inhumanity.

If you want to disrupt the aid sector, try to shake more hands and do less paperwork. Tarek Alsaleh on how to build real partnerships to help people in need.

“When you type in the word 'researcher' into Google, what comes up is all male.” Baratang Miya is here to change this.

Many young Syrian refugees who flee to Lebanon have no access to education. Photographer Erol Gurian is using his journalistic skills to help them gain media literacy through producing a newspaper.

Responsible Leader and Chicago attorney Sufyan Sohel on why he is standing up for all those facing injustice and how the international community in America is coming together.

Combining regular classes with ecological farming, Mary Anne Müller's unique school opens up new perspectives to children from broken families.

Why Eirliani Abdul Rahman wrote a book that chronicles the true life accounts of five men and seven women who are survivors of child sexual abuse.

Unemployment and urban decay are major problems in Baltimore, USA. Humanim turns these challenges into opportunities.

This small-scale initiative has grown from a donations closet to an organization that is operating worldwide.

Who do you trust, if you cannot even trust yourself? Abdullah*, a diplomat from South Africa, has been looking for answers while coming to terms with his story of sexual abuse.

Multimedia artist, humanist, and philanthropist – Annina Roescheisen is traveling the world looking for an answer to the question #WhatBringsPeace.

In a city that is struggling with the consequences of crisis, these people are working tirelessly for those who are most in need.

Digitization is yet another area where girls and women are struggling to find their place, especially in a country like India. Here are the stories of some women who have succeeded.