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"We're no acme or pinnacle of anything, we're just simply evolutionary steps," says this week's "World We Want" podcast guest, Dr. Gabriel Filippelli, of the human hubris surrounding climate change. In a long conversation, Márcia Balisciano and Dr. Filippeli, author of Climate Change and Life, touch upon the history of the world, both in terms of climate change and in the patterns of evolution and extinction, as well as what the presently changing climate means for human beings. Balancing pragmatism and optimism, this episode serves as a stark look at the reality of climate change and the will—political, environmental, and personal—needed to adapt.

This article relates to SDG 3. This resource, created together by Osmosis and the National Organization for Rare Diseases (NORD), aims to increase the knowledge and awareness about Rare Disease Education:Narcolepsy

International Literacy Day 2024: SDG Resources and the Promise of Education

Literacy is more than just reading and writing—it's a ticket to freedom, a voice in the community, and a bridge to opportunity. On International Literacy Day 2024, we gather to celebrate and reflect on these principles, and how they play a pivotal role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Significance of International Literacy Day

In an increasingly interconnected world, acts of charity and kindness have profound ramifications that echo beyond borders. Celebrated annually on the 5th of September, the International Day of Charity embodies this spirit. It's a day to rally communities, NGOs, and stakeholders across the globe to amplify the role of charity in building strong, inclusive societies.

I. The Profound Impact of Charity in the Global Landscape