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In Tuvalu, civil society organisations are showing how solidarity, climate action and community responsibility can shape resilience in one of the world’s most vulnerable countries

A UN-backed partnership is pushing governments to protect peatlands before stored carbon becomes emissions

The alliance tracks threats to public participation and shows why grassroots organising matters for democracy

Gullan Bharo’s death exposes the urgent need for stronger protection, policing and justice for women at risk

Global Society News opens its platform to citizen voices, local realities and stories connected to the Sustainable Development Goals

The organisation’s recent activity reflects a growing focus on leadership, cooperation and wider international engagement

A Global Society News conversation with Dr. Aruna Varsani on menstrual dignity and sustainable solutions

Plastic Oceans is shifting environmental storytelling from awareness to coordination, local action and systemic change

How Pakistan can combine technology, citizen participation and nature-based solutions to protect its coastline.

A youth-led campaign calls on Colombia to protect the high seas and include young voices in ocean governance

A German policy foundation links climate, democracy and resource governance in a fractured global debate

A water charity working in Kenya, Uganda and Sierra Leone highlights the gap between access and reliability

In conflict zones, women-led cultural initiatives are helping communities preserve trust, memory and public life.

How Interpeace tries to move community knowledge into national and international peace policy

The US non-profit uses storytelling, science and local dialogue to push plastic pollution from awareness into policy

In Cameroon, BIOCOM-MDJ aims to involve nearby villages in protecting wildlife, forests and sustainable local livelihoods

Published alongside our earlier report on the International Rescue Committee, this opinion column reflects on why conflict, poverty, climate stress and aid cuts must now be understood as one connected global failure

In conflict settings, the IRC’s joined-up model of health, protection, education and emergency aid matters as needs rise

Responsible hunger reporting needs context, consent and dignity, not pity driven imagery or flattened narratives

Informal networks, civic groups and local ties often keep dialogue alive when governments cannot, or will not, talk

Free debt advice has become a frontline service as UK households struggle with arrears, rising essentials and insecure finances

The organisation helped define social entrepreneurship, but its larger wager is that changemaking should become a social norm

As charities and media groups rethink images of poverty, Fairpicture’s model centres consent, dignity and local authorship

A record 1,224 nominations from 136 countries. That number alone tells a story.