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Ms. Wang, a woman in her seventies, has lived three years shrouded in unending darkness. The once-vibrant landscapes surrounding her remote rural home have faded from her memory since losing her sight. Her husband’s passing left her navigating life’s complexities…

Mental health has emerged as an increasingly urgent concern globally, transcending borders and affecting diverse populations worldwide. The rising prevalence of mental health conditions across societies has underscored the necessity for a thorough reassessment of conventional approaches to mental healthcare.…

On the afternoon of December 15 (CET), the 2023 CDB Salon took place at the European Times Cultural Center in Paris, France. The event was live-streamed via Zoom conference, showcasing nine documentaries highlighting the international humanitarian efforts of Chinese NGOs.…

In 2023, the Human Rights Research Institute of Guangzhou University convened a pivotal seminar focused on inclusive employment for persons with disabilities. Collaborating with esteemed institutions such as Wuhan University’s Human Rights Research Institute, the Rights Protection Professional Committee of…

In the dynamic world of philanthropy, the pursuit of social impact serves as a compass guiding transformative change. Beyond financial metrics, social impact encapsulates the profound, positive changes that charitable efforts bring to societies worldwide. This article delves into the…

We recently had the privilege of attending the Business & Philanthropy Forum in Singapore, graciously invited by the Alliance For Good. A standout moment was the remarkable keynote delivered by Mrs. Josephine Teo, Singapore’s Minister for Communication and Information. This…

A few years ago, as I walked along a street adjacent to Erlizhuang Primary School in Beijing’s Dongcheng District, I noticed a photograph pinned to a display board. One of the photographs showed a familiar figure, Yun Jianli, lecturing to…

When Liang Congjie, known for founding Friends of Nature, was invited to an ecological festival in Zhangjiajie in western Hunan Province, he was astonished that a dish featuring the Chinese giant salamander was served to him at a welcome dinner.…

An inaugural World Agrifood Innovation Conference (WAFI) was held from Nov 2 to 4 in Beijing’s Pinggu District, with the “Pinggu Consensus” adopted by participants from 61 countries and regions. Themed as “Food Security and Future Agriculture”, the conference was…

Main image provided by Sichuan Sexology Association How can young people be supported to have happier, healthier, safer, relationships? How to reduce HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, and unwanted pregnancies? How to reduce stigma against people living with HIV? How should…

The “Inner Drive – Indigenous Art Therapy Exhibition” opened its doors at the TNT Contemporary Art Space in Dafen, Shenzhen on Oct 20, 2023, ushering in a powerful celebration of art’s transformative potential in the realm of mental health. An…

Author’s note: Although “the disabled” and “disabled people” have been used throughout the article for reasons of convenience and readability, “persons with disabilities” is now often used instead as it helps to acknowledge that disability is just one aspect of…

Being the only member of staff in an organization has never been easy. For over a year from June 2009, Zhang Huiying was the only person working for Wuhu Ecology Center. Located in a riverside city once famous for its…

In an era marked by global challenges, International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) remain invaluable partners in the pursuit of social development goals worldwide. In China, a nation still experiencing rapid economic growth and urbanization, the need for INGOs is as pressing…

Climate change is a global crisis that demands immediate and decisive action. China is at the forefront of this challenge with its rapidly growing economy and massive population. The need to combat climate risk in China is critical not only…

Twenty years ago, when Wang Jiyong worked in Beijing, he often thought of his home province of Guizhou. Impoverished and lacking infrastructure, children in Guizhou’s countryside had fewer opportunities when it came to getting an education than those in wealthier…

The Maple Women’s Psychological Counselling Center joined hands with Sohu on Sept 6 to livestream a discussion on mental health issues impacting elderly parents who suffer the loss of their only child, also known as “shidu parents”. When a couple’s…

When Green Hunan won the Person of Year on Rule of Law in 2013, an award given to individuals and organizations by China’s Ministry of Justice and China Central Television (CCTV), the group’s leader Dai Xiaoyan, took a back seat. …