St. Lucia plans to implement the teaching of Kwéyòl in schools — but is it enough to revitalise the language?'Mother tongue develops a child's personal, social and cultural identity'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco30 May 2022
Recent #MeToo revelations steer public discourse in NepalWomen have been screaming out loud demanding better protectionWritten by Benju Lwagun27 May 2022
TIME Magazine chooses Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley as one of ‘the world's most influential people’'There are some who stand tall and stand out no matter where they are from'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco23 May 2022
Five Latin American media that refuse to be silencedThese independent media overcome censorship with innovative ideasWritten by Jacobo Nájera, Kelly Chaib De Mares, Belen Febres, Gabriela Mesones Rojo, LullyTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan23 May 2022
The elephant whisperer of NepalSaluting a citizen scientist who protects wild elephantsWritten by Nepali Times23 May 2022
How Russians are protesting the war in Ukraine from a totalitarian stateIndependent sources contributed photos of protest signs around RussiaWritten by Daria Dergacheva23 May 2022
Bosnia and Herzegovina diaspora: A vague perception of home and homelandBosnian expats consider corruption a key factor preventing their return Written by Balkan Diskurs23 May 2022
8 photos to revel in the beauty of nature in Central America and Peru'As a biologist, I grabbed a camera to photograph the biodiversity around me'Written by Daniel NúñezTranslated by Melissa Vida22 May 2022
In their own words: Facilitated conversation as a way to report on Latin AmericaSources interview each other and break the traditional reporting moldWritten by Fabiola Gutiérrez, Natalie Van HoozerTranslated by Fabiola Gutierrez, Natalie Van Hoozer20 May 2022
In their own words: Latinas with disabilities turn their homes into pandemic battlegroundsSix women with disabilities talked to each other about day-to-day life at home during the pandemicWritten by Fabiola Gutiérrez, Natalie Van HoozerTranslated by Natalie Van Hoozer19 May 2022
Amid drought and climate crisis, the Mexican state Querétaro faces possible privatization of its waterPeople in Querétaro want water to be a public good, not privatizedWritten by Elvira HerreraTranslated by Liam Anderson18 May 2022
Covering the economic crisis in Sri Lanka: The cost of pursuing journalismYet Sri Lankan journalists continue to file reportsWritten by Raisa Wickrematunge17 May 2022
Five independent journalists who have impacted Cuba These journalists have endured censorship, harassment, and arrests for defending press freedomWritten by Luis RodriguezTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan17 May 2022
India pushes for storage of private data using technology built for anonymityIf personal information is stored, what is the point of using VPN?Written by Subhashish Panigrahi16 May 2022
Jamaica's Barbara Gloudon, a giant of journalism and theatre, passes away at 87'Her courageous use of her voice and her platform demonstrated the leading role women can play'Written by Emma Lewis13 May 2022
Pride or shame? Russian influencers on the war in UkraineSocial media platforms offer a window into Russian narrativesWritten by Civic Media Observatory12 May 2022
In Sri Lanka, a people’s uprising for system changeThe real issue now is what is next? Written by GroundViews12 May 2022
The death of a toddler adds to Trinidad & Tobago's trauma'It is just too much for a small country'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco11 May 2022
Thugs attacked peaceful protesters, Sri Lanka in turmoil"How can this happen? Police and others (were) just watching this"Written by GroundViews10 May 2022
How accurate is Nepal’s COVID-19 death toll?"There’s no way we can know the true death count"Written by The Record (Nepal)9 May 2022
Press freedom is marked by fear and insecurity in MozambiqueJournalist Ibrahimo Mbaruco remains missing since 2020.Written by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Dércio Tsandzana9 May 2022