A 10-year-old Texan boy is spreading the gift of reading to other children by collecting 500,000 books.

A French street artist is repairing the many potholes in roads and gaps in footpaths and crevices in walls with colourful tile mosaics.

A groundbreaking new law aims to let the French speak freely and without fear of discrimination.

Japanese creatives build a giant wooden xylophone in the middle of a forest. And it plays Bach, well ‘Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring’.

When the pandemic hit, Lolly Jar Circus closed for four months, sending the small Adelaide community circus into a spiral. Now it's back,

Thousands of marginalised folk and tribal artists silenced by covid are now able to earn a living thanks to the internet.

Bookshops in Australia have seen a surge in readers seeking books on race and racism following the recent Black Lives Matter protests.

Inside his room at a senior care facility, Bob knew he couldn't go out during the lockdown. But he could share his love of country music.

A nearly extinct Aboriginal language has been reclaimed.

When the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights was disrupted by COVID-19, they had to think up an alternative program fast.

New research has revealed that spending just a couple of hours watching a flick in the cinema gives your mental and physical health a boost.

As unlikely as it would seem, three Muslim schoolgirls have come to prominence across Indonesia playing, of all things, heavy metal music.

A workshop in Mexico is solely dedicated to documenting and safeguarding the endangered Tzotzil language, culture, and oral history.

British band Coldplay have put plans to tour their new album on hold due to concerns over the environmental impact of concerts.

After a decades-long campaign by Indigenous Australians, visitors to the Northern Territory’s red centre are no longer able to climb Uluru.

Writer-director Tom Waller tells the 2018 Thai cave rescue mission of 12 boys from flooded caves solely from the rescuers’ perspective.

A British Army veteran suffering post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is finding solace through art.

The Peanut Butter Falcon is the first movie to cast a person with Down Syndrome in a leading role.

A Danish program is providing cultural experiences to help unemployed people overcome stress, anxiety and depression.

Weightless by British band Marconi Union, is, say experts, the world’s most relaxing song.