8 Songs That’ll Make You Want to Travel, Dance and Change the World
Posted OnFebruary 3, 2017 by1. Go Far (feat. Will Heard) by Rudimental — This song is basically made to inspire travel and change. The artists talk about how many places there are to go, and how many people there are in the world to meet. It’s important to travel and to encounter new cultures and ways of life than what you’re used…Read More…
Why Do People Confuse Religion and Culture?
Posted OnOctober 23, 2016 byStudying the history of the world is a complicated thing. Societies develop by means of a lot of turning gears; we develop depending on our similarities, our differences, our ability to interact with one another, and our ability to work with each to determine and solve problems. Systems of interaction between individuals and communities, like…Read More…
It’s Easy to Learn About Different Cultures!!
Posted OnSeptember 3, 2016 byWorld History classes open up a small portal to the history of humankind and the way we led our lives and interacted with one another through thousands of years. But sometimes it can be harder to keep ourselves interested or fascinated with the world when we only have textbooks and lengthy documentaries to be our…Read More…
Youth And Their Role in Cultural Diplomacy
Posted OnJuly 10, 2016 byThe 21st century has been hailed as the century for advanced globalization; interactions and integrations between people, organizations, and governments around the world have been growing significantly due to advancements in economic and technological investments. At the same time, though, people in less fortunate situations seem to be losing out on the basic benefits of…Read More…
What is Intersectionality?
Posted OnJune 27, 2016 byIntersectional is a word that’s been thrown around the internet a lot lately. It’s one of those buzzwords that is maybe a little confusing and fancy, but can be really useful in (and necessary to) activist work. Let’s discuss! Intersectionality is acknowledging that oppressive institutions, like racism, xenophobia, homophobia or ableism, are connected and cannot…Read More…