Finally A Video On Child Abuse That Every Kid Can Watch And Learn From. Show It To Your Kids Tonight

Design Firm Puts Up A Billboard Across From Ogilvy HQ To Secure Meeting

Six-Year-Old Talks About The Meaning Of Life, The Truth Behind Facebook Likes

IKEA Creates A Fun Vertical Wall-Apartment That You Can Climb

Google creates Doodle to mark 40th birthday of brain teasing puzzle - The Rubik's Cube

A Man Travels To 36 Countries In 600 Days Covering A Distance Of 125,946 Miles To Make This 1 Perfect Selfie Video

He Noticed a Public Piano, It Said ‘Play Me, I’m Yours’ And He Did, Blowing The Whole Train Station Away. You Gotta See This.

Into The Woods: Rube Goldbergmachine

A Brilliant Hard Hitting & Hard To Ignore Effort From The Transgender Community Towards Road Safety. Must Watch. Must Share

“Look Up”- A spoken word film for an online generation

This is What it Sounds Like When You Put Tree Rings on a Record Player

40 signs that remind you of growing up in a hill station

Review - The Little Big eBook on Social Media Audiences: Build Yours, Keep It, and Win : My Verdict - Highly Recommended!

Beyond : Memories in a Timelapse - The most beautiful time-lapse of UAE ever made!

A BASE jump from the World's Highest Building - Burj Khalifa Sets World Record

The Golden Age of Bullshit By Bob Hoffman. A Very Fascinating Debate on Advertising, Social Media And How/Why Brands Fail

The Most Honest (Satirical) Corporate Ad You Will Ever See. Just Brilliant! (NSFW Warning)

Living Beyond Limits: Amy Purdy Who Lost Both Her Legs At 19 Now Stands Up On Her Feet To Inspire Millions To Not Give Up On Their Dreams

Rufous hummingbird Joins The Rest Of The Species In Wishing You A Happy Earth Day

30 Mind Blowing Posters Against Travel Restrictions For HIV Affected People

Since the beginning of the HIV epidemic, governments and the private sector have implemented travel restrictions with regard to HIV positive people wishing to enter or remain in a country for a short stay (e.g. business, personal visits, tourism) or for longer periods (e.g. asylum, employment, immigration, refugee resettlement, or study). According to data collected by the European AIDS Treatment Group, a total of 74 countries have some form of HIV-specific travel restrictions, 12 of which ban HIV positive people from entering for any reason or length of time. The most common reasons used are to protect public health and to avoid possible costs associated with care, support and treatment of people living with HIV.