The United States Leads Global Incarceration, Grappling with Staggering Human and Economic Costs
The United States continues to hold the unenviable distinction of incarcerating more people than any other country, maintaining the highest…
The United States continues to hold the unenviable distinction of incarcerating more people than any other country, maintaining the highest…
The global landscape of religious freedom continued to deteriorate in 2023, with a record-high 192 out of 198 countries and…
Mexico has transitioned from a primary transit country for individuals seeking refuge to a significant destination, now hosting over 780,000…
On February 4, 2026, Professor Kate Pickett, a renowned epidemiologist and social campaigner, officially launched her latest book, The Good…
Grounded in a rich tapestry of traditional understandings and teachings, and infused with the core social work values of justice…
June 18, 2026 – As the world prepares to mark World Refugee Day on June 20, the latest report from…
When the COVID-19 pandemic reached the remote, high-altitude territories of the Pukina Nation in Bolivia, the conventional healthcare system, already…
The story of Embera Eyabida is a powerful testament to the resilience of Indigenous cultures and the enduring strength of…
The deepening understanding of Indigenous cosmovisions, emphasizing interconnectedness and relationality, is profoundly reshaping global approaches to health and well-being. This…
In a landmark evolution of global health discourse, a transformative approach known as the Indigenous Determinants of Health (IDH) Framework…
