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A Spanish village facing extinction fears its ancient festival will die with it... Until they figured out the secret to survive.

Pablo hasn't let down syndrome get in the way of him becoming an actor and Europe's first down's university graduate.

Going to be on your own this Valentines? Have no fear, here are 4 scientifically proven psychology hacks to score you that guy or gal.

When a mother goes to prison in Nepal, so do her kids. Indira Ranamagar finds another way to give children behind bars a chance in the sunlight.

After Enrico's restaurant was destroyed by the Italian earthquake, another restaurant owner decided to change his life.

Meet artist Kristen Visbal who has cast feminism in bronze and challenged the iconic bull of Wall Street.

How one Cameroonian immigrant embraced Russian culture by hitting the dance floor. Outfit included, of course.

Even in the poorest corners of Tibetan society, children born with DS are met with patience, respect and heartwarming kindness.

Forget Dublin! Your next St. Patrick's destination should actually be Montserrat, where its people have an unexpected history with the holiday.

While others complain about a foggy day, one man just sees incredible opportunity for his people.

Safaa has Down Syndrome and always dreamed of being a bride. So what do you need to get married? According to her, you just need a beautiful dress, two ridiculously cool parents and to love yourself.

In Mongolia, a typically rare climate crisis has unfortunately become not so rare. Herds are dying by the millions and the Red Cross is stepping in.

Jessica is one of the only two women chimney sweeps in Italy. It's a dirty job, but it does not stop her from smiling. She is a chimney sweep but a woman above all.

A trend is spreading on Mexico's public transport. In a country where unwanted attention is a huge issue, there's nothing sexier than consent.

South Africa's Mr. Minaar used to keep his hip hop and teaching separate, until he figured out the formula to make math officially cool.

Vrindavan, 200 km east of Delhi, is known as the City of Widows. Thousands of forgotten and marginalized widows are breaking a taboo which prevented them from celebrating Holi.