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They Can’t Walk But They Can Dive – Disabled are Freed Underwater (WATCH)
EK Lim envisioned giving persons with disabilities an opportunity to experience the sea–something that is almost impossible because boats and beaches are not so...
Daughter Surprises Dad With His First Vacation to Reward Life of Hard Work
Growing up in a small, rural village in Poland, Iwona Pinkowicz always dreamed of travel–but her father never dared. He was a hard working...
Not Seen for 100 Years “Royal Turtles” Crawl Back from Extinction in Asia
14 years ago, conservationists were overjoyed to come across three “royal turtle” nests. The 3–5 females and their mates and offspring were believed to...
Bird Thought to Be Extinct Re-emerges in Myanmar
A small bird thought to have been extinct and not seen in 73 years was overheard by scientists while surveying the grasslands of Myanmar.
After...
Grandma’s Got The Zumba Moves!
Two years ago a young Singapore woman started her first Zumba Gold class for seniors who never exercised.
The class was so well received that...
Deaf Musicians Play Loud and Proud
If, like us, you thought the deaf couldn't appreciate music, much less make music, prepare to be proven wrong.
The amazing deaf percussion band ExtraOrdinary...
The Joy of Toys Given to Children in India Who Are Forced to Work
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Many children in India are forced to work as laborers and give up their childhood.
Shweta Chari was having dinner with friends in 2004 when she shared...
Sharp Decline in Maternal and Child Deaths Globally, New Data Shows
Since the start of an international effort to address maternal and child mortality, millions of lives have been saved globally, a new study shows.
In...
Vertical Farms Sprouting All Over the World
Urban warehouses, derelict buildings and high-rises are the last places you'd expect to find the seeds of a green revolution. But from Singapore to...
Eric Lomax, War Hero Who Forgave Captors, Dies at 93, Film in the Works
It's an unusual man who can forgive his wartime torturer - or whose quest to do so can touch so many people around the...
Tibetan Antelope, China Railway, Co-exist in Harmony
The sight this spring of herds of Tibetan antelopes galloping unhindered to breeding grounds at the other side of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, alleviated concerns...
US Rescue Teams Arrive in Japan as Russian, Chinese and Other Teams Deploy
Nearly 150 of America’s premier search-and-rescue specialists arrived today in Japan en route to a coastal fishing village devastated by Friday’s earthquake. The personnel...
Cities Turn Off the Lights Tomorrow for Earth Hour
Creating a day...
Tree Kangaroos Saved as Villagers Sign Rainforest Conservation Deal
Papua New Guinea has created its first conservation area to save a swath of pristine rainforest larger than Singapore and protect rare animals like...
New York, a Melting Shot – Photos of Kids from Every Country
New York Children, a new photo series, is providing documentary evidence that the Big Apple sits at the world's crossroads. There are 192...