These Women and Nonbinary Developers Are Challenging Norms in Gaming
Meet the Bruja Bros, whose first game features Yoruba deities, family reunions and villainous colonizers.
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How Free Therapy Is Making a Difference in Philadelphia’s Black Communities
After losing more than 30 loved ones, one man found hope through the resources at Black Men Heal.
Meet the Teens Who Created a Pop-Up Home for Houseless People
The Build program is encouraging youth to develop small businesses that give back to their communities.
How Stonewall Site Was Remade as an LGBTQ Center, Thanks to This Couple
Diana Rodriguez and Ann Marie Gothard met when they were teenagers. Now they are opening the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center.
This Library Is Offering Free LGBTQ Books Amid the Wave of School Bans
Nine volunteers are ensuring anyone in the U.S. has access to over 1,200 books with LGBTQ themes and authors.
Once Suppressed, Native Culture Now Thrives at This Indian Boarding School
Riverside Indian School is helping students reclaim their history, traditions and language.
How Queer Indigenous Youth Are Finding Safety After Nex Benedict’s Death
After the loss of a transgender student in Oklahoma, a group is offering support for Two-Spirit youth.
How a Community of Mentors Inspired a Miami Filmmaker
In Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, a young creative found his passion for filmmaking and a supportive mentor network.
How Autistic Adults Are Building Community in NYC
Autistic Adults NYC is creating a safe space of support amid the noise and chaos of the Big Apple.
How a Teen’s Soccer Initiative Is Uplifting Migrant Youth
The A3FC soccer program is giving migrant kids a safe space to play in New York City.
The Theater Flipping the Script on Race
New Jersey’s Vanguard Theater Company rejects typecasting and helps young people fully express themselves on stage.
The Push to Make LGBTQ Care a Healthcare Standard
The country’s oldest LGBTQ clinic is training the next generation of HIV and trans care providers.
Finding Brotherhood in Coding Class
The Hidden Genius Project is more than a tech training ground — it’s where young Black men are finding community.
The Taco Chain Building a Disability-Inclusive Culture
Pilo’s Tacos partners with nonprofit training programs to help people with disabilities find work and gain independence.
