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Attracting women to tech shouldn't be about quotas. It should be about this instead.

These students designed homes for unsheltered people. The community helped build them.

This changemaker lost his father. Now he’s standing in for other absent fathers.

Here's why users should moderate social platforms themselves.

These students designed homes for unsheltered people. The community helped build them.

Here's what the future of learning can look like.

A new horizon for teachers and students alike

Every child is unique. Learning opportunities can — and should — account for their individuality.

In Pennsylvania, two mining towns are trying to recover from the economic turmoil created by Washington’s overregulation. 

Less restrictive licensing gives Americans the freedom they deserve to pursue meaningful and successful work.

Seventy million Americans struggle with barriers to employment. This nonprofit staffing agency has a radical solution.

Regulatory reform is a huge task that can be simplified for states.

This changemaker lost his father. Now he’s standing in for other absent fathers.

Today, Opal Lee is known as the Grandmother of Juneteenth. It's a legacy she earned in the most unusual of ways.

It’s hard to overstate how much soft skills can affect the trajectory of a person’s career.

Why does Juneteenth matter to us all?

Attracting women to tech shouldn't be about quotas. It should be about this instead.

Why mid-career skills programs could be the way forward

New educational models fill the talent gap for employers and the opportunity gap for workers. 

In 2024, working 9-5 at a desk isn’t cutting it anymore.

How justice that focuses on safer, faster resolution can be more effective — and better for the community — than punishment.

This nonprofit law firm is protecting Americans’ civil liberties and restoring the balance of power.

At the Center for the Science of Moral Understanding, Kurt Gray is researching why we misunderstand each other.

JusticeText aims to restore balance to the criminal justice system and redefine what public safety means in America.

Edrys Leyva’s journey from escaping Cuba’s regime to Navy veteran and health care advocate. 

The Ukraine War is at an impasse. Here’s what you need to know.

When Ian Robinson re-entered civilian life, service animals gave him purpose.

Army veteran Chris Enget has faced a lifetime of struggles and barriers. But his optimism and journey to heal himself and others are what define him.

Peer support may be the key to transforming mental health care. So far, it’s working for millions.

States with CON laws have higher prices, fewer medical facilities, and inferior patient outcomes.

Tanner Aliff is a policy and health expert transforming America's health care system. Here's how.

Can community members support each other’s mental health? It already is, and it's closing a big gap.

We already have a key to reducing violent crime, according to this former law enforcement officer turned leading policy researcher.

The Frederick Douglass Project uses face-to-face conversations in prison to unlock possibilities for everyone.

About half of people leaving prison or jail will return. These five nonprofits want to change that.

The founder of End it for Good says the war on drugs has failed. Here’s why.

Here's why users should moderate social platforms themselves.

Polarization in society transcends borders. Here’s how More in Common is tackling it.

Protecting free speech online is vital. Free speech expert Jacob Mchangama shares how the U.S. can do that.

Greg Lukianoff and Rikki Schlott’s new book The Canceling of the American Mind dives into cancel culture’s origins and ways to fight it.

Welcome.US: Where every American gets to play a role in helping a refugee find their new community.

Thanksgiving is celebrity chef Pati Jinich’s favorite American holiday. It’s easy to see why.

Daniel Garza worked alongside his immigrant parents as farmworkers. He used that work ethic to rise to a position in the White House.