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Aaron Sherinian

June 9, 2017

Right now, world leaders are gathering in Rio de Janeiro for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20, to define pathways to a more sustainable future for our world.

Susannah Rosenblatt

This World Refugee Day, take a moment to think about what home means to you. No one wants to be uprooted from home, but refugees have no choice

Margaret Reilly McDonnell

It was a great day, with one exception: the dang mosquitoes! We’ve been at war with them for a while, trying tried repellant, citronella candles, swatters, and garlic. Nothing seemed to work.

Susannah Rosenblatt

This World Refugee Day, take a moment to think about what home means to you. No one wants to be uprooted from home, but refugees have no choice.

Amy Jensen

Students from The Bush School in Seattle, Washington know how to make a big impact by sending nets and saving lives!

Ian Cantor

This summer I’m in DC interning with the United Nations Foundation’s Nothing But Nets team, a unique internship that’s more than just another professional experience.

Margaret Reilly McDonnell

Recently my colleague Drake Carden and I flew to Atlanta to attend the World Leadership Conference hosted by Usher’s New Look Foundation. Seventh and eighth graders from all over Atlanta came to learn about New Look’s Powered by Service initiative, which teaches young people to identify their special talent, pinpoint an issue in their community, develop strategies to address the problem, and implement a solution to help others.

Ryan Allis

Right before my mom Pauline Ann Middleton Allis passed away in May 2012 from a brain tumor, I promised her that I would work every day the rest of my life to be part of creating a better world.

Drake Carden

Earlier this month, my colleague Rachel Smith and I had an amazing adventure attending a conference hosted by Junior Chamber International (JCI) in Braunschweig, Germany.

Guest Blogger

I survived, but more than 2 million people were killed in the war, with more dying even today. The CPA was informally known as “peace on paper.” Even as late as 2008, I did not know if I would ever see my father and extended family again.