They’re Trying to Kill Us, a gripping exposé on food injustice and its devastating impact on communities of color, is now available to stream for free on UnchainedTV, the world’s premier streaming network for the the sustainable, plant-based lifestyle.
For several decades, Voice of America has been a staple international multimedia broadcaster, known for promoting freedom and democracy in its reporting of news worldwide.
Heritance Hotels and Resorts, the flagship brand of Aitken Spence Hotels, and Aitken Spence Travels are proud to announce their partnership for the upcoming Bikeathon, organised by the CCC Foundation to raise national awareness for mental health and promote the lifesaving 1333 Mental Health Helpline.
Nature’s AI, led by Michael J. Cohen, Ed.D., Ph.D., today announced the launch of the UN International Sanity Resolution, a new initiative designed to help individuals and organizations address trauma, burnout, and mental illness from suicidal person and planet deterioration also known as ecocide.
As the world prepares to mark International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Australian author Paul Rushworth-Brown is receiving growing international attention for his novel Outback Odyssey, which explores themes of cultural survival, identity, and the impact of colonisation.
On the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, a historical novel out of Australia is doing what few books dare: confronting the silence that still surrounds colonisation, Aboriginal culture, and national identity.
Jeremy Fields, vice president of corporate development at Newsmatics, has been accepted into the Forbes Communications Council, a prestigious, invitation-only organization made up of public relations leaders from across the country.
