
How could the democratization of the South Korean beauty industry shape health and inclusivity?
Can art shape the way we think about the environment, and even spur us to advocacy?
How can medicine be equitable, when the underlying research is often biased toward certain ethnic groups?
What power does choreography have to call our attention to social issues?
How does the experiences of Mexican and Filipino immigrants to the United States compare and contrast?
Can engineers use a virtual program to design life-saving ventilators?
Could cutting-edge blockchain technology help bring safety to the diamond mining industry across Africa?
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