IN CONVERSATION WITH
“A FEW YEARS AGO PROVIDING A COMPREHENSIVE SEXUAL EDUCATION WAS LIKE YOU WERE SEEN AS ‘THE ONE THAT TALKS ABOUT SEX"
“On the one hand, I like the term ‘green wave’ because the tide comes, and it sweeps you in. But it also comes and goes, and this movement is here to stay, and it is not that it comes and goes like the tide,” reflects Argentine activist Celeste Mac Dougall.
PODCAST
STORYTELLING FOR IMPACT PODCAST
A Discussion On The Language of Dignified Storytelling and Ethical Travel
COMMENTARY
BUILDING POST- COVID INCLUSIVE CITIES
“In order for people to benefit from all the services a city can offer, the built environment itself has to be physically accessible to as many people as possible,” says urbanist and author Leslie Kern.
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A FIGHT FOR MOTHER NATURE: WHY FEMALE STUDENTS ARE NOW LEADING THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
A Q &A with young female students about their activism on climate change.
FEATURES
MANY VENEZUELAN WOMEN WHO FLEE CRISIS AT HOME TURN TO PROSTITUTION ABROAD
Venezuelas migrants Reina, Sofía y Karol are hoping to acquire legal status in Ecuador where prostitution is illegal. These are their stories.
IN CONVERSATION WITH
WAF'S EDITORS INTERVIEW INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED DANCER AND CHOREOGRAPHER ROBIN BECKER
“You can’t find empathy; you can’t find compassion. Empathy and compassion start in the body. The body is the root of it,” says New York choreographer Robin Becker.