Bringing peace to a war-ravaged country
HUMAN RIGHTS & JUSTICE
Victor Ochen and his initiative for African youth
OLBIOS NETWORK FOR ACTION
HUMAN STORIES
How to launch 1.200 enterprises in a challenging economy
ECONOMY
Zeina Saab and the model of the Nawaya Network
Creating the first diversity-focused accelerator
ECONOMY - SCIENCES
Chike Ukaegbu and the untapped communities in tech
The first ballet school in Palestine
ARTS
Meet Shyrine Ziadeh, founder of the empowerment-focused Ramallah Ballet Center
The future material for high-quality furniture?
HUMAN STORIES
Alyaa Nour's innovating conversion of palm tree waste
A former child slave now rescues children from the same experience
HUMAN RIGHTS & JUSTICE
Meet James Kofi Anan and the Challenging Heights
An ounce of humanity goes a long way
FOUNDATIONS
New Delhi: The pandemic has seen extraordinary levels of mutual help, according to Alokesh Sharma, Founder of Kayantar Foundation, interviewed for OLBIOS.
Defining Oneself and Changing the Narrative
CULTURE & SOCIETY
Australia: In his article for OLBIOS, Mohammed Semra, UN Humanitarian Affairs Peace Ambassador, writes on the challenge of defining oneself as opposed to being defined by others, the importance of role models and opportunity.
Having faith in dialogue
HUMAN RIGHTS & JUSTICE
In his interview with OLBIOS, Zakaria El Hamel, President of Youth for Peace and Dialogue between Cultures in Morocco, tells us about his work to maintain a dialogue on human rights and beyond.
Helping children but also their communities
HUMAN STORIES
Rosalie Tieges spoke to OLBIOS from Thailand on how caring for children also creates much-needed jobs for their local communities
The meaning of Home
HUMAN STORIES
Antigoni Alexiou talks from Greece on her work supporting asylum seekers, refugees and migrants that have faced torture, violence and abuse.
When information flows halfway
HUMAN RIGHTS & JUSTICE
Amaya Alexandra Ramos spoke to OLBIOS from Washington, D.C., on puncturing the barriers preventing the flow of vital information to people like herself who work with human trafficking, forced migration and trauma.
The fight against common and fundamental diseases
HUMAN STORIES
Nick Sireau, the founder of Orchard, spoke to OLBIOS from London on the lack of funds for OCD research and on how nature reveals its secrets ‘apart from the beaten path’
Is it possible to be optimistic about the future of Turkey?
HUMAN RIGHTS & JUSTICE
Human rights activist Baris Bayram, founder of the EPE Movement, talks about unjust hardships, challenges, and minor or major achievements.
Allowing people to thrive at home
HUMAN STORIES
Harriette Rothwell spoke to OLBIOS on how she found her calling in Guatemala, on the importance of allowing people to thrive where they live and the vital support she provides in nonprofits.
Changing what ‘normal’ means
DISABILITY
Gerardo Gaya talks to OLBIOS from Mexico on the experiences and autism diagnosis that led him to found Iluminemos de Azul and on what ‘normal’ really means
Learning from the past how to protect our future
HUMAN STORIES
USA: Stacy Gallin, Founder and Director at MIMEH, presents in her interview with OLBIOS her work and insights on the most pressing issue: the need for a new moral ethos.
Mexican management
HUMAN STORIES
Alex Eaton and the model of Sistema Biobolsa, or how to empower farmers to take an active role to escape the cycle of rural poverty.
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