COVID-19: People Aren't Just Getting Sick — They’re Also Going Hungry

Widespread layoffs means millions of people are no longer able to pay rent and buy food. School closures means millions of kids who rely on school meals risk losing their primary source of food. Having access to healthy food is essential to staying healthy.

For the First Time Ever, A Malaria Vaccine: A Tribute to Our Partner

April 23 was a momentous day for children in Africa. They received the world’s first malaria vaccine—the culmination of a 30-year effort.

Finding Hope in a Thicket of Bad News

Climate change and the fate of the world’s forests hang in the balance—along with the prospects of communities that have always received the short end of the stick.

Burness Proudly Supports Freedom of the Press

We are sharing a number of recent articles that show journalism and journalists at their very best.

Healing the Wounds of Slavery in Brazil

Ivanildo’s struggle and his community’s success serve as a beacon of hope for Brazil’s 16 million quilombolas who are seeking to help their country heal the terrible wound that slavery left behind.

Using the “Ick” Factor to Go Beyond It

It’s a gripping, skin-crawl-inducing tale that no one wants to think about. Some can’t even bear to listen.