The nursing program at the Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Maine, partners with rural hospitals to provide nursing education close to home for students who would rather not come into the city.

The nursing program at the Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Maine, partners with rural hospitals to provide nursing education close to home for students who would rather not come into the city.

In Russellville, Alabam, the district is adding more aides and teachers to help with a growing population of students who do not speak English as their first language. Some, like Alfaro, also grew up in immigrant, Spanish-speaking families, and graduated

Businesses are rewarding employees for leaving their cars at home, handing cities a powerful new tool in their quest to reduce car use.

Policies to fight against drug trafficking and use are different in each country and give rise to many debates. In France, governments have always opted for repression. This does not prevent it from being the country in the European Union

The environmental impact of energy production is often a source of debate. It is difficult to find an ecological and viable model on a large scale. But thanks to new technologies, we are beginning to see solutions. Some are already

The life of our drugs does not end when we ingest them. They continue their journey in waste water, then natural water. This pollution is more and more taken into account by public authorities, because it causes environmental imbalances. But

Censorship, privacy breaches, data vulnerability… These concerns increasingly influence our relationship with the digital world. Despite awareness, the general public seems to be dominated by a feeling of powerlessness. What are we exposed to ? How can we protect ourselves

Ineffective, degrading and costly, the French prison system has become mired in a morass that serial reforms are struggling to reverse. Can we close the prisons and learn to punish differently? There is no shortage of alternatives for moving from

Since 2013, French photographer Olivia Ciappa has been acting to make visible same-sex couples and homoparental families. Concerned with raising public awareness of this LGBT theme, she travels France and the world with her photos to depict an existing reality. In