By James Pleasant Singer-songwriter Alicia Keys assembled dozens of celebrities to stand in solidarity with the victims of institutional racism. In the video 23 Ways to Be Killed If You’re Black in America, part of Keys’ “We Are Here” movement, … Continue reading
By James Pleasant Have you ever dreamed of biking alongside Bono or smoking legal weed with Snoop Dogg? If so, you’re in luck because RED – an organization dedicated to fighting AIDS – is offering many of these celebrity meetups … Continue reading
By Barb Barrar, ONE Volunteer Leader in New Jersey It could not have been a more beautiful day for a free concert in New York City. On Saturday, September 26, more than 60,000 people gathered on the Great Lawn in … Continue reading
By James Pleasant U2 lead singer and ONE co-founder Bono is teaming up with nine of Africa’s most talented artists for the advocacy organization’s “Strong Girl” remix – an anthem encouraging women around the world to stand up against sexism. … Continue reading
By Travis Clark Music festivals aren’t only good for the soul, they’re good for contributing to great causes. Since 1991, Lollapalooza has been bringing great talents and great causes together to make the world a better place. This year’s festival … Continue reading
By Sarah Weiss Joining in the fight to stop AIDS can be as simple as pressing a button. Irish rock band U2 has teamed up with Bank of America to raise money to benefit RED’s campaign to fight AIDS and … Continue reading
By Hilary Gridley Planning a birthday celebration for Aung San Suu Kyi may sound like a daunting task, but if there’s anyone fit to welcome the Burmese Nobel Peace Laureate to Ireland on her first trip to Europe after 24 … Continue reading
By Hilary Gridley What does it take to become the richest rock star in the world? A lot more than a 2.3% stake in Facebook, it turns out. One of the most interesting stories to come out of last week’s … Continue reading