Community Transformation

If there is any lesson COVID 19 has taught us, it’s that things quickly fall apart when a disaster strikes. Due to negligence, four hundred and sixty thousand Americans have already died because of the virus as of this post’s writing. Due to misinformation and lack of empathy, the virus continues to spread despite the

With the kind of funding that they get, you’d think that government offices would at least have half-decent websites to boast. However, that is not always the case. Many government websites are poorly-designed, contain outdated information, and are horrendously mismanaged. This fact is as frustrating just as it is concerning. While it may seem like

The current social issues that we face are making a lot of people frustrated and desperate. The dollar is still falling and political unrest continues to threaten business prospects. It’s natural for some people to feel scared about what the future may hold. And in an atmosphere of fear or uncertainty, certain business decisions tend

As the U.S and some European and Asian countries are going through another round of COVID-19 case surges, the Far Eastern small city-state that is Singapore has done what was seemingly impossible before the pandemic year 2020 ended: the near eradication of the dreaded coronavirus within its borders. According to the CDC’s COVID Data Tracker, there are already a total of nearly

One of the main aspects of COVID-19 is social distancing and isolation, the need to create space. In metropolitan areas around the world, this is easier said than done. As cities continue to grow and population numbers expand, more and more people have been forced to coexist in limited amounts of space. As a result,

A few days ago, America had decided and chosen a new leader in the democratic representative, Joe Biden. In a race to 270 electoral votes, Joe trumps Donald with 273 while the former having only 214. The US media has announced the official projection and results of the election after a nail-biting couple of days

The U.S. presidential elections have come to a close. For supporters of both sides of the political fence, the days leading to the casting of ballots have been fraught with anxiety. As soon as the tallying of votes began, the level of unease felt by American voters shot through the roof, given it was a

COVID-19 has taken so much from us. From more than 200,000 deaths to income security loss to mental health decline, every American has lost something to this pandemic, in one way or another. Now more than ever, communities need to come together and unite to help slow down the infection. We can see a level

In the run-up to the 75th Founding Anniversary of the United Nations, various sectors have expressed their concern for the seemingly growing political and economic conflict between the United States and China. The ongoing trade war saw both countries hitting each other with millions of dollars worth of tariffs and other sanctions that hurt each