Showing 229 to 240 of 313 results
Cognitive Diversity: A Key to Supply Chain Resilience
Research shows that supply chain teams with diverse cognitive styles—varied thinking processes and problem-solving approaches—are better equipped to solve complex problems and adapt to uncertainty, improving resilience and collaboration.
Cognitive Diversity: A Key to Supply Chain Resilience
Research shows that supply chain teams with diverse cognitive styles—varied thinking processes and problem-solving approaches—are better equipped to solve complex problems and adapt to uncertainty, improving resilience and collaboration.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Brain Injury Survivor Defies 48-Hour Death Prognosis, Becomes Volunteer Advocate
Martin Longmore, a County Antrim man, survived a near-fatal car crash in 2001 where he was given 48 hours to live, and now volunteers with Headway, supporting others with brain injuries after regaining his ability to walk, talk, and drive despite experiencing memory loss.
Brain Injury Survivor Defies 48-Hour Death Prognosis, Becomes Volunteer Advocate
Martin Longmore, a County Antrim man, survived a near-fatal car crash in 2001 where he was given 48 hours to live, and now volunteers with Headway, supporting others with brain injuries after regaining his ability to walk, talk, and drive despite experiencing memory loss.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Local Aid Networks Fill Gaps in Sudan's War-Torn Nation
In Sudan, community kitchens and Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) are providing crucial aid to 11.5 million displaced people amid a year-and-a-half-long war, filling gaps left by scarce foreign aid; these local initiatives, often neighborhood-based, are supported by the Sudanese diaspora.
Local Aid Networks Fill Gaps in Sudan's War-Torn Nation
In Sudan, community kitchens and Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) are providing crucial aid to 11.5 million displaced people amid a year-and-a-half-long war, filling gaps left by scarce foreign aid; these local initiatives, often neighborhood-based, are supported by the Sudanese diaspora.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Cancer Survivor's Unexpected Inspiration: A Research Project
While en route to a hospital for breast cancer treatment, a South African woman living in Leicester found inspiration in a Nelson Mandela park, spurring a four-year research project, "Named After Nelson," exploring the global impact of places named after the anti-apartheid revolutionary.
Cancer Survivor's Unexpected Inspiration: A Research Project
While en route to a hospital for breast cancer treatment, a South African woman living in Leicester found inspiration in a Nelson Mandela park, spurring a four-year research project, "Named After Nelson," exploring the global impact of places named after the anti-apartheid revolutionary.
Progress
12% Bias Score
Tsunami Survivor Establishes Sri Lanka Education Charity
Following the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in Sri Lanka, British survivor Clare Allen founded the charity Rebuilding Sri Lanka, initially providing post-disaster aid and later shifting its focus to improving children's education.
Tsunami Survivor Establishes Sri Lanka Education Charity
Following the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in Sri Lanka, British survivor Clare Allen founded the charity Rebuilding Sri Lanka, initially providing post-disaster aid and later shifting its focus to improving children's education.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Melbourne's Thriving Afghan Community in Dandenong
Melbourne's Dandenong area showcases a vibrant Afghan community with over 23,500 residents, featuring Afghan-run businesses, restaurants offering traditional cuisine, and cultural tours highlighting their heritage and contributions to Australian society.
Melbourne's Thriving Afghan Community in Dandenong
Melbourne's Dandenong area showcases a vibrant Afghan community with over 23,500 residents, featuring Afghan-run businesses, restaurants offering traditional cuisine, and cultural tours highlighting their heritage and contributions to Australian society.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Finding Home in New York After Cairo Assault
In 2011, an Egyptian woman suffered a brutal assault by riot police in Cairo during a protest; however, she found unexpected solace and community in her New York City neighborhood, eventually embracing her experience through self-expression.
Finding Home in New York After Cairo Assault
In 2011, an Egyptian woman suffered a brutal assault by riot police in Cairo during a protest; however, she found unexpected solace and community in her New York City neighborhood, eventually embracing her experience through self-expression.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Lazarus Man": East Harlem Building Collapse and its Ripple Effects
In Richard Price's "Lazarus Man", a 2008 building collapse in New York's East Harlem upends the lives of a mortician, detective, filmmaker, and former addict, revealing the diverse responses to community trauma and the unexpected opportunities arising from tragedy.
Lazarus Man": East Harlem Building Collapse and its Ripple Effects
In Richard Price's "Lazarus Man", a 2008 building collapse in New York's East Harlem upends the lives of a mortician, detective, filmmaker, and former addict, revealing the diverse responses to community trauma and the unexpected opportunities arising from tragedy.
Progress
12% Bias Score
Sudan's Football Team Qualifies for Afcon Amidst Civil War
Despite Sudan's ongoing civil war, its national football team, guided by coach Kwesi Appiah, qualified for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, demonstrating the unifying power of sport amidst conflict and displacement; the team overcame playing home matches in neighboring countries and numerous personal...
Sudan's Football Team Qualifies for Afcon Amidst Civil War
Despite Sudan's ongoing civil war, its national football team, guided by coach Kwesi Appiah, qualified for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, demonstrating the unifying power of sport amidst conflict and displacement; the team overcame playing home matches in neighboring countries and numerous personal...
Progress
20% Bias Score
Syrian Refugee Women Find Success and Hope in Vancouver Restaurant
Tayybeh, a Vancouver restaurant run by Syrian refugee women, celebrated the downfall of Assad on Dec. 13, showcasing their resilience and entrepreneurial spirit while expressing cautious optimism for Syria's future.
Syrian Refugee Women Find Success and Hope in Vancouver Restaurant
Tayybeh, a Vancouver restaurant run by Syrian refugee women, celebrated the downfall of Assad on Dec. 13, showcasing their resilience and entrepreneurial spirit while expressing cautious optimism for Syria's future.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Gaza Professor Defends PhD Amidst War, Symbolizing Resilience
Amidst the ongoing war in Gaza, Palestinian journalist and university professor Mohammed Omran Alastal successfully defended his PhD thesis on October 30th, receiving the highest distinction; his achievement symbolizes resilience in the face of adversity.
Gaza Professor Defends PhD Amidst War, Symbolizing Resilience
Amidst the ongoing war in Gaza, Palestinian journalist and university professor Mohammed Omran Alastal successfully defended his PhD thesis on October 30th, receiving the highest distinction; his achievement symbolizes resilience in the face of adversity.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Canada's Vulnerable Supply Chains: A Call for Comprehensive Strategy
The C.D. Howe Institute's report, "The Reconfiguration of Global Supply Chains," reveals that Canada's supply chains are vulnerable due to multiple factors, including the looming 25% US tariff on Canadian imports, necessitating a comprehensive strategy to enhance resilience and competitiveness.
Canada's Vulnerable Supply Chains: A Call for Comprehensive Strategy
The C.D. Howe Institute's report, "The Reconfiguration of Global Supply Chains," reveals that Canada's supply chains are vulnerable due to multiple factors, including the looming 25% US tariff on Canadian imports, necessitating a comprehensive strategy to enhance resilience and competitiveness.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Showing 229 to 240 of 313 results