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Same-day delivery reimagined customer service. What if the retail giant reimagined its commitment to human rights?
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Politics of poverty blogDoes the food you buy still contain human suffering?
More than 200,000 consumers last year put top US supermarkets on notice to change their ways. Our updated scorecard reveals which companies are listening—and one healthy foods giant who still isn’t.
StoryChickens and smart farming bring more money to family in Cambodia
An integrated approach to a family farm increases income and turns a shy farmer into a teacher for the community.
StoryExtending a beacon of hope to all who seek refuge
Liberty for whom? In honor of Independence Day, we brought together a diverse group of refugees, Temporary Protected Status holders, asylum seekers, and immigrants to recite “The New Colossus,” the poem at the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty.
Politics of poverty blogThe cocoa sector still has a child labor problem. Can higher prices help solve it?
A proposed price floor for cocoa grown in two West African countries could disrupt the economics of poverty and exploitation.
StoryWho are refugees? And other frequently asked questions
War, violence, and persecution have now forcibly displaced more than 70 million people worldwide—an all-time high. Here are the #FactsNotFears about refugees.