Social Good

An IRC working group addressed growing immigration concerns spurred by new asylum policy.

Yes, the algorithms need to change. In the meantime, these techniques can help stop a downward spiral.

Guaranteed income programs have been launched in more than a dozen cities across the U.S. Is this the start of true Universal Basic Income?

A new Google for Education hub and accessibility tools make group learning easier.

Figma and Google for Education partner to make the design program accessible to all.

In Held vs. Montana, the next generation asserts their constitutional rights.

"We hope people will listen, celebrate with us and take away a clear understanding of Caribbean history."

Everyday LGBTQ existence deserves preservation.

The project is part of a larger initiative to make the country more accessible to people with disabilities.

Make it easier for everyone to enjoy your pretty Instagram posts and funny tweets.

Better internet in more places.

Books, websites, podcasts, and more resources for the journey you're on.

Advocacy and inclusion for the "I" in "LGBTQIA" is overdue.

Books across America are being banned — namely by marginalized authors and with marginalized characters. Get around it.

Third annual Social Media Safety Index issues failing score for all five social media giants...again.

Hey Google, how would that look on someone like me?

Juneteenth is American history, not just Black history.

A guide to finding community, expressing yourself, and safeguarding your mental health.

Once completed, the building will host around 100 students, including internally displaced children.

From classic rainbow stripes to an array of community symbolism, LGBTQ+ pride flags have evolved to celebrate a spectrum of diversity.

How inclusivity has expanded the rainbow.

Riveting upcycling with All Stars like Yvie Oddly proposes a paradigm shift in fashion and culture.

"The fight has only just begun."

Simple steps to starting a conversation with kids about LGBTQ+ issues.

Ed Sheeran opens up about depression, 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' dominates the Oscars, and more.