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Eight in 10 people haven't planned what happens to their online accounts after death, leaving grieving families locked out of photos, bank accounts, and precious memories. Now the Netherlands is taking action to help people protect their digital legacies.
New research shows that thinking about the legacy you'll leave behind isn't just for older people—it can improve mental health and bring more meaning to life at any age. From donating organs to passing down values, people are finding hope in considering their lasting impact.
After nearly dying from an illegal abortion, Sharon Camp spent five decades revolutionizing reproductive healthcare and bringing emergency contraception to millions. Her legacy includes founding the company that developed Plan B and authoring over 70 publications on reproductive justice.
Richmond Community Schools has approved an ambitious strategic plan that promises to transform education through 2030. Built with input from teachers, families, and students themselves, the plan puts kids at the center of every decision.
Oregon's 50-year urban planning system is quietly working behind the scenes, approving 96% of city expansion requests while protecting farmland and keeping infrastructure costs manageable. The system helps cities plan for housing while preserving the agricultural land that feeds communities.
A tiny 5,000-person town in North Carolina is becoming home to a master-planned community that could house 60,000 people within 20 years. While growth brings challenges, the development aims to help solve America's housing shortage with thoughtful planning.
A new study reveals how 32 projects succeeded in flipping climate planning from top-down mandates to real partnerships. The secret: five key roles that give communities power at the table.
Canada's Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan became the first Canadian pension fund to create an Indigenous Action Plan, setting 17 commitments to support reconciliation through hiring, education, and community partnerships. Twenty-six Indigenous employers now participate in the pension plan, with new training programs and community spaces opening doors for thousands.
Bay Collective just became the majority owner of Sunderland Women's Football Club, bringing fresh investment and a plan to grow one of England's most historic women's teams. Led by former Football Association director Kay Cossington, the group aims to build long-term success while honoring the club's proud legacy.
City officials in Bengaluru are transforming forgotten spaces beneath flyovers into beautiful areas that could reshape the city's landscape. The ambitious plan targets underdeveloped zones across India's tech capital, turning eyesores into community assets.
Singer Florence Welch is partnering with Planned Parenthood on her current tour, offering fans access to reproductive health resources at concert venues. The collaboration stems from her own life-threatening pregnancy complications and emergency surgery.
Access to family planning has reduced maternal deaths worldwide by 30%, according to Nigerian health officials announcing new training programs. One state is already offering free prenatal care and education to support healthier families.
Japan is taking bold action to protect its capital from disaster. The government just unveiled an ambitious plan to reduce deaths and building damage from a major Tokyo earthquake by more than 50% within the next decade.
Federal University Oye-Ekiti has launched an ambitious 25-year plan to become a digitally driven, entrepreneurial powerhouse by 2050. The strategic roadmap prioritizes financial sustainability, global partnerships, and accessible education for Nigeria's next generation.
Former Olympic gold medalist Greg Rutherford says handing holiday planning to children creates happier, less stressful family trips. New research reveals what kids really want: breakfast buffets, ice cream, and staying up late.
Milan just held its first "Parliament of Living Species" where 50 animals—represented by masked humans—debated real urban planning decisions affecting their habitats. The creative collaboration between architects, theater artists, and city officials aims to make urban development more wildlife-friendly.
Instead of waiting for a farming crisis, India is rolling out proactive contingency plans for 315 districts facing weak monsoon rains. The government is preparing alternative crops, water conservation projects, and emergency fodder supplies before conditions worsen.
Australia's capital territory is tackling its housing shortage with an ambitious plan to build nearly 26,000 homes over five years. The program prioritizes apartments and townhouses to meet the needs of a growing population expected to hit 700,000 by 2050.
A family therapist reveals that the best childhood memories don't come from expensive trips or elaborate parties. Her simple four-part summer planning system takes just 10 minutes and costs almost nothing.
Ghana's Health Minister is taking urgent action to release family planning supplies worth $500,000 that have been stuck at ports for two years. The move brings hope to thousands of women who've faced shortages of essential contraceptives.
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