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A leading Indian tour company is breaking barriers by training women as long-distance chauffeurs, a move redefining tourism and empowering communities.

Amidst a crisis of school closures, a landmark renovation brings Puerto Rico its first hockey league, offering a powerful new vision for community and youth.

100 Teamsters at Atlanta's airport secured major wage hikes and benefits, a victory that could ripple through the entire rental car industry.

Stetson University earns a major award for its deep commitment to respect and inclusion, setting a blueprint for dialogue in a divided world.

A global alliance alleges a "drip-drip genocide" of Hindus in Bangladesh, citing a drastic population collapse and escalating violence under recent turmoil.

The/Nudge Foundation's the*spark | Pullur Centre opens, a purpose-built space designed to foster collaboration and scale solutions for India's social challenges.

Winning a top EdTech award, K12 Tutoring's success is backed by rigorous studies showing major gains, especially for students who need it most.

The inaugural MICHELIN Guide Saudi Arabia 2026 has landed, recognizing 51 restaurants and heralding the Kingdom's arrival as a global gastronomic force.

A new $7B annual funding plan saves Ontario's colleges and universities but raises tuition and shifts student aid from grants to loans, sparking debt fears.

France bestows a knighthood on SCAD founder Paula Wallace for her transformative work in arts education and historic preservation in Provence.

The student ombudsman's latest report reveals rising complaints over school capacity and safety, highlighting systemic strains in Quebec's education system.

Ottawa is set to announce a major funding initiative in Saint John, partnering with local non-profits to steer at-risk youth away from crime and gangs.

Optiv offers a $10,000 scholarship for Black STEM students, a strategic move to address the massive cybersecurity talent gap and foster industry diversity.

Blue Cross and MassChallenge award five startups $50k each to solve critical health disparities, from endometriosis diagnosis to language access in hospitals.

SPJIMR's globally accredited PGPDM program welcomes a diverse new cohort, poised to tackle India's most pressing social and economic challenges.

Three top executives join the BBBSA board, bringing strategic expertise, deep personal connections, and corporate power to expand youth mentorship nationwide.

A new deal for the rare isotope Actinium-225 could break a major supply bottleneck, accelerating the development of highly targeted cancer treatments.

As schools face driver shortages, a tech firm's 'caregiver on wheels' model for students with special needs gains traction, sparking debate on safety.

A five-year R&D effort culminates in a free resource library, offering tools to improve K-12 math by strengthening students' core cognitive skills.

A new report reveals dangerous conditions in high school welding labs, risking student safety and worsening Canada's critical skilled trades shortage.