Selena Gomez and Björk honored by National Geographic

National Geographic has announced its "National Geographic 33," highlighting 33 individuals making a positive impact in the world. The list includes well-known figures such as Selena Gomez and Björk. Selena Gomez is recognized for her efforts in supporting mental health globally. She spoke about her nonprofit, the Rare Impact Fund, which focuses on helping youth mental health organizations. Gomez emphasized the importance of her work, saying it gives her purpose beyond her cosmetics brand, Rare Beauty. She shared her own struggles with mental health, which led to her taking time for self-care. By being vulnerable, she hopes to inspire others to share their journeys. Björk is honored for her commitment to environmental issues. She engages with local environmental groups in Iceland and focuses on initiatives where she can make a meaningful change. One of her current causes is opposing open pen fish farming in Iceland. She believes in the importance of cooperation among different communities and has donated profits from her music to support environmental causes. Other notable figures on the list include Arlo Parks, Don Cheadle, Edward Norton, Jason Momoa, Michelle Yeoh, and Yara Shahidi. The initiative aims to recognize a diverse group of changemakers addressing urgent challenges and shaping a better future. The full list will be featured in the April issue of National Geographic.