Pieces from artists including Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, and Nan Goldin subvert stigmas around abortion by depicting the history, victories and struggles surrounding women’s health.

The group born out of anti-Trump political action, which has been subject to controversy, will hold its fourth annual march on January 18.

Among the rules: “Gestures of a political nature, like a hand gesture or kneeling” are not allowed.

A district in Virginia will allow students one excused absence each year for “civic engagement activities.”

“Don't let anyone dim your light.”

2019 was the year young people around the world stood up and demanded real climate action.

Although the mural has a Christmas theme, the underlying meaning goes deeper.

The U.S. throws away 72 billion pounds of food every year while 37 million Americans struggle with hunger—but this CEO says that we can reconcile these issues and solve a host of other problems at the same time.

Some parts of the world celebrated new policies protecting women, while others demanded that the government do more.

After months of protests and demonstrations, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement got a win.

The 2017 Women’s March inspired hundreds of women to run, millions more to vote, and dozens to win elected office.

More than 1,000 rhinos were killed in 2018 for their horns, which have the same properties as human fingernails.