Changing the World
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Meet people and learn about places and programs working to change the world.Related:
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A gathering of elders takes on AIDS, TB, climate change and more.Related:
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Designer Blake Mycoskie donates shoes to poor children overseas.Related:
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Is your portfolio socially responsible? How to buy stocks that fit your beliefs.Related:
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From satellites to digital models, researchers play a part in battling blazes.Related:
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In Africa's poor rural areas, some children walk 10 mi. to school every morning.Related:
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From vaccines to clean water, health advances have changed the world.Related:
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Jared Genser helped free a friend from Chinese prison.Related:
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Founder of the Body Shop credited with changing the face of cosmetics industry.Related:
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ABC talks to one of the doctors behind cooling therapy used on Kevin Everett.Related:
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When stars rally for causes, regular folks don't necessairly open their wallets.Related:
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They're 25 people who've changed the world -- some for better, some for worse.Related:
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New report visualizes impact of sea level rise -- and it's not pretty.Related:
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Environmentalists, once wary, now optimistic about impact company could have.Related:
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New chief scout takes the BSA into a new century.Related:
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Environmentalists say green initiatives like News Corp's will help the climate.Related:
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The man who coined the term "soccer mom" on how small groups make big changes.Related:
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People Changing the World
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The rock star and activist guest edits the July Africa issue of Vanity Fair.Related:
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Neighbors Ed Begley and Bill Nye compete over who can go greener.Related:
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The Beavan family's "no impact" lifestyle means giving up many conveniences.Related:
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'That Was Easy' competition showcases youth ventures.Related:
Pictures of Change
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Programs of Change
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Group honors Web sites trying to change the world via the Internet.Related:
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Even small financial incentives can encourage weight loss, new research shows.Related:
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Fans go wild, but can a series of concerts save the Earth?Related:
More Ways to Change
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Superstar athletes connect other sports figures to philanthropic groups.Related:
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Creator of explosives-sniffing technology wins 500K Lemelson-MIT award.
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New report visualizes impact of sea level rise -- and it's not pretty.Related:
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Environmentalists, once wary, now optimistic about impact company could have.Related:
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New chief scout takes the BSA into a new century.Related:
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Environmentalists say green initiatives like News Corp's will help the climate.Related:
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The man who coined the term "soccer mom" on how small groups make big changes.Related:
