Appalachian locals are building organizations to honor its coal mining history and restore their environment. 

It’s true that girls run the world, and these legendary warrior women from around the globe show us why.

Argentona’s mineral springs, pottery traditions and annual festivals reveal how water has shaped this Catalan town.

These free festivals transform entire cities into open-air stages, proving music has the power to bring communities together.

An Emblem of Spain’s Rich Multicultural History.

Known worldwide for its luxury resorts and cruise ports, the Bahamas was once home to the Lucayan people, a maritime community of skilled agriculturists and innovators.

Beyond its charming streets and Victorian architecture, Bridge of Allan preserves a legacy of musical beginnings and literary inspiration.

These trails connect travelers with rural villages, alpine pastures and fine cheeses.

Learn about a little-known Indigenous Japanese people.

How the World Cup is creating spaces for learning about and participating in global multiculturalism.

Originating in the Ottoman Empire and traveling across Europe, the doner kebab has become a symbol of migration amid EU policies that are reshaping the region