Three states have already dropped Columbus Day, while a movement begins to celebrate Indigenous People's Day instead.

Our throwaway electronics harm people overseas, but new trends in responsible design are not just smart—they’re kind.

“If you hit a Talib with your shoe, there is no difference between you and the Talib”—and other impressive things the teenage Nobel Peace Prize contender said to leave “The Daily Show” stunned.

The idea of having a baby boy scared me: What kind of man will he grow up to be? Here’s what I learned about what it takes to raise compassionate men.

Many Latino immigrants have agriculture in their past. A market in suburban Maryland makes it possible for them to put that knowledge to work in the here and now.

Fair trade is good, but it still leaves cocoa growers in poverty. Here’s how to do better.

When Dr. Prabhjot Singh was attacked by a group of young men who believed he was a Muslim, he responded by advocating love and compassion.

When the Westgate Mall was attacked by a terrorist group that aggressively recruits young men, one Kenyan asked—how can we respond to the pain and vulnerability of our boys before groups like Al-Shabab can reach them?

Lured from Mexico into forced labor at an American factory, Flor Molina’s human trafficking story was typical. What’s remarkable is what she did next.

What can we do to help men like Aaron Alexis, the Navy Yard shooter, find another way to deal with their trauma? The story of Michael Hill suggests that kindness is part of the answer.

The future of corporate responsibility means hearing firsthand from factory workers about their conditions.

The controversial Law of Parties expands the guilt for murder to include accomplices and those who knew the crime was going to occur.