How can one person make a difference in the face of global atrocities? Meet Samuel Totten, Emeritus Professor of History, who is currently reporting from Ukraine.

You may be wondering what drives him to put his life in danger for justice and to go to a war zone?

Totten’s storytelling takes us to the heart of conflict zones, humanizing mass brutality by interviewing victims’ survivors of Russian brutality.

How do different cultures face ice disappearance? Snow loss is a cultural and environmental heartbreak.

In the US, it’s a symbol of traditions; in the Andes, melting glaciers mean more than emotion – they threaten water, agriculture, and lives.

How can we tap into Loss Aversion to drive Climate Action? There are some strategies.

Silence is versatile and universal. It symbolizes mourning, solemnity, and resistance, while also serving as a form of nonviolent resistance, amplifying messages and fostering inclusivity.

In this article, we explore iconic examples of the use of silence in activism and social causes demonstrating its power to command attention, encourage reflection, and overcome psychological barriers.