My heart hurts for the people of Ukraine. For those saying goodbye to their loved ones as they face an uncertain future, for the children and families desperate for the safe return of their fathers and brothers, and for the loss and pain so many will suffer from this senseless war. Our prayer is fo...

In Ancient Greece and the Roman empire homosexual relationships were an accepted and common practice. In this hyper-masculine society the male form was revered for its physical perfection while women’s virtue was jealously guarded to ensure the legitimacy of children. In Greece romantic and sometime

Music video by Beyoncé performing I Was Here in support of the world's humanitarian day on August 19, 2012 sponsored by the United Nations.

For over 30 years, the Australian Firefighters Calendar has been bringing abs and good cheer into homes—and for a good cause! Since its beginnings in ’93, the project has raised of $3.4 million for charitable organizations like the Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Safe Haven Animal Rescue. As

In this installment of the World AIDS Museum (WAM) Chronology Exhibit we highlight the work of Humanitarian Elizabeth Glaser who's work and the creation of the Pediatric Foundation has been instrumental in the successful fight against the incidence of HIV/AIDS infections among children in the US and...

The theme song of www.CommunityofLights.com is presented here with a slide show of this virtual community of individuals with similar interests and passions in: Art, Music, Photography, Drama, Spiritual, Remembrance, Romance, Humanitarian, Lifestyle, Fashion, Support Groups, Mentorship,Science, Tech...

"The Porcelain Unicorn" is the Gran Prize Winner of the Philips 2010 "Tell It Your Way" Competition. This short drama depicts the story of two World War II children survivers from totally different backgrounds,who met for just a moment under very unusual circumstances during the war, and the searc...

When Alesia Shute was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 7, her life was redirected as was that of her entire family. She would go on to survive six major surgeries, several minor surgeries and countless hours of pain and months of hospitalization. Everything's Okay is her story of survival that de...

In 1990, Elizabeth Glaser stood before delegates at the Communications Workers of America convention to share her personal fight against a disease which had already claimed her daughter's life. She told them about the shocking lack of research and treatment options for children living with HIV, and ...

A magical World War II tale of resilience and love, THE CHILDREN OF CHABANNES reveals the untold story of how the people of Chabannes – a tiny village in unoccupied France – chose action over indifference to save the lives of 400 Jewish refugee children. Returning to the lush, rural township with he