Farm Forward created a online social campaign to bring awareness to the mistreatment of male chicks in the egg industry. It brought light to the millions of male chicks being killed due to their worthlessness in the egg industry. By creating a website and two videos to raise awareness to these practices, big business such as Unilever's Best Foods and Hellmann's were pressured to change their practices. Farm forward demanded new practices which Unilever accepted and changed their welfare practices.  

Requesting a ballot to be voted on by the people of North Carolina, the NC We The People Campaign supports an amendment to the constitution that would take big money out of politics. 

This Tapestry of Hope project is powered by the Roots & Shoots program and Esri's Story Map visualization technology. The Tapestry of Hope plots the local projects by Roots & Shoots youth around the world in an interactive map. 

On September 12, 2015, Payton Head, a student at the University of Missouri and president of the Missouri Students Association, posted on Facebook that racial slurs had been yelled at him on campus. The African American student’s post exploded on social media and across campus. Twelve days later, protests started on campus. Students denounced the university for taking several days to respond to the incident after Payton Head’s post was published.