Global Crowd-Control Weapons Injure 119,000 Since 2015: Report
A report reveals over 119,000 injuries from crowd-control weapons since 2015, urging global regulation and accountability for health and human rights impacts.
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Harlem’s Hero: Madlyn Stokely Fights Against Street Drug Exposure
Madlyn Stokely, a lifetime Harlem resident, leads a volunteer program fighting street drug exposure. Her story highlights how systemic racism fuels addiction in her neighborhood.
Asian American Community Rises Against Rising Hate Crimes
Shirley Ng and her friends launch a grassroots movement to empower Asian Americans amidst rising hate crimes in the US, advocating for protection and unity.
2020’s Unseen Heroes: Courage in Crisis
From police brutality protests to pandemic resilience, 2020’s defining moments were shaped by ordinary people choosing courage. A filmmaker’s story reveals the power of collective action.
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