Education the key for one of the world's oldest civilisations

How the survival of an ancient religious community rests on the hopes of Iraq’s first Catholic university.

Witchcraft beliefs: the bid to stop the harmful practices that lead to mutilation, torture and death

Workshop on witchcraft and human rights paving the way for greater support for people with albinism.

Tahir's incredible journey from war-torn Afghanistan

The moment one Afghani refugee knew he would become a nurse.

Beyond biology - the art and science of preventing disease

Life as a medical technologist involves a lot more than labs and test tubes. Mariah Valdehueza takes her skills into the field.

From persecution to prosperity for Iraqi-born schoolteacher

Shamiran arrived in Australia as a refugee with only a few words of English. A decade later, she teaches low socio-economic youth.

In defence of 'good' nationalism

How progressive nationalism can be harnessed as a force for good.

Working for the cause, not the applause

Keeping Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and Princess Mary informed is part of the deal for human rights advocate Sheneli Dona.

Gaining experience through giving back

Olivia swapped the Melbourne life for a bite of the Big Apple and was surprised by what she gained from the experience.