Olympic bronze medalist Frederick Richard is using visibility, community outreach, and digital platforms to reshape gymnastics.
Navajo dancer Kenneth Shirley turned a college performance into Indigenous Enterprise, an all-Native powwow dance troupe now sharing their culture on major stages around the world.
This portable eye-scanning device could help spot early signs of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
On the Taxlandia tour, witness the impact of gentrification — and the resilience of longtime residents.
Refugees in Chicago are farming for food security and financial stability.
Spy Hop is helping the next generation of Salt Lake City storytellers find their voices.
For three decades, Rocking the Boat has taught Bronx teens carpentry, sailing and river preservation.
“Those bonds will help them as they move forward to battle their disease and realize that they don’t have to battle alone.”
An after-school program in Central Falls, Rhode Island, coaches teens on and off the field.
Gaia Music Collective turned a viral moment into a national singing phenomenon.
Pineapple Healthcare offers the Spanish-language resources and care needed in Florida.
Jenna Bainbridge will be the first wheelchair user to portray Nessarose in the show’s 21-year history.
Navajo people are finding their missing relatives with the help of a Native-led K-9 rescue team.
Knit the Rainbow has handmade and delivered more than 25,000 winter garments across the U.S.
A peer-led retreat in South Carolina has supported over 2,500 veterans dealing with trauma, anxiety and depression.
New York City is home to over 14,000 nannies, many of whom are immigrants facing long hours and low pay. One group is stepping in to help.
Meet the Bruja Bros, whose first game features Yoruba deities, family reunions and villainous colonizers.
After losing more than 30 loved ones, one man found hope through the resources at Black Men Heal.
The Build program is encouraging youth to develop small businesses that give back to their communities.
Diana Rodriguez and Ann Marie Gothard met when they were teenagers. Now they are opening the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center.
Nine volunteers are ensuring anyone in the U.S. has access to over 1,200 books with LGBTQ themes and authors.
Riverside Indian School is helping students reclaim their history, traditions and language.
After the loss of a transgender student in Oklahoma, a group is offering support for Two-Spirit youth.
In Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, a young creative found his passion for filmmaking and a supportive mentor network.
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