Journal

Some may say it’s hard to be a woman in the technology field today. Others note that it’s hard to be female in general. But hard doesn’t necessarily translate to impossible. For many women around the world, things may be ...

“Mit oder ohne?” If you’ve ever ordered water in Germany, you’ll be familiar with this restaurant scenario. The waiter arrives at your table, you ask for water, and they respond with a very crucial question: would you like your water ...

An innovative project supported by the United Nations, Wateraid and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Mustafah Abdulaziz turns his lens to a theme that is universal to existing. Ripples of glistening ocean surround three swimmers. A pregnant woman in ...

At the start of the new decade, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) dramatically reduced the number of waterways in America that get protection under the Clean Water Act. While the consensus was mostly joyous amongst farmers, fossil fuel producers and ...

With a growing team in the heart of Berlin, the Mitte office – located on the multicultural border of Kreuzberg and Neukölln – is a place filled with diverse ideas and perspectives. Throughout the workday, it’s not uncommon to hear ...

With over twenty million residents, Florida is one of the most populated states in America, recently knocking the Empire State, New York, as the third largest in the United States. And this population growth doesn’t show signs of slowing down, ...

For those of us who came of age in the 1980s and 1990s, our adulthood was supposed to be an era that was nothing short of a technologically advanced utopia brimming with equality. However, as many societies became more advanced, ...

In 2013, Ray’s & Stark Bar, located at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, did something that some could have written off as “very L.A.” Working together with water sommelier Martin Riese, the restaurant unveiled a unique water menu, ...