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On Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, two Walgreens leaders remember the man, shine a light on his dream, and call on all of us to take on the work to realize it. By Darion Cranfield and April...

Could the world really be free of HIV and AIDS by 2030? Thanks to the work of our friends at the Elton John AIDS Foundation, the end may indeed be in sight. By Suzanne Barston

Retail brands owned by WBA are made in hundreds of different factories around the world. Meet the trio of watchdogs endlessly keeping tabs on these sites to look out for the workers. By Josh Gaby

From a hospital in the Congo to remote islands in Portugal, Alloga colleagues worked quickly to help ensure people would still have access to critical medications during COVID-19. By Euan Hammond...

For those who are deaf or hard of hearing, staying connected in a digital world can bring unexpected challenges. Here’s how we’re working to ensure equity and inclusion, whether in person or online...

Treasured Items from the Boots UK archive help rekindle memories for people with dementia. By Laura Fletcher

Walgreens and Salem Baptist Church of Chicago team up to serve their local community and help prepare for flu season amid the global pandemic. By Tom Wall

How a pharmacy school in Southern California is serving its local community and helping to change the face of pharmacy in America – and how Walgreens is helping to support them. By Tom Wall

WE Teachers, a program made possible by Walgreens and WE, has new resources available to boost inclusion efforts in the classroom and help marginalized students feel more understood. This module was...

Single-use plastic pollution is one of the most important environmental issues facing the world today. Learn how Walgreens Boots Alliance is stepping forward to reduce its plastics footprint. By...