It has been two years since an apocalyptic explosion at Beirut’s port killed hundreds and wounded thousands. One lawyer’s quest for justice in a land where it is hard to find.

Gaisu Yari was among the thousands who fled Afghanistan a year ago as the U.S. withdrew and the Taliban took control. Now she’s sharing the stories of those in exile to keep memories and hopes alive.

There’s no end in sight for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But civil society has begun planning with partners across sectors for the nationwide rebuilding efforts to come.

Raising awareness of how LGBTQ+ people engage with religion and spirituality, Faith + Diversity is part of our grantee Sentiido’s larger commitment to amplifying the work of affirming faith communities.

Ukraine’s grain helps feed the world. But Russia’s invasion has blocked their path to market, contributing to global famine.

Three African feminist leaders are seeking to change the way care and domestic workers are seen and treated—pushing for policies and protections.

As the EU works on rules to protect worker rights and the planet from corporate harm, Open Society’s Jon Jacoby spoke to Anita Dorett, of the Investor Alliance for Human Rights, about how investors are pushing for change.

A creative new project aims to bolster climate literacy, spark hard conversations, and ensure youth voices are heard. How flashcards can be a catalyst for change.

The UK’s move to strengthen anti–money laundering rules will also require well-funded enforcement.

The war in Ukraine isn’t over, but thanks to the courage of Ukrainians and the resilience of civil society, vulnerable groups are getting support.