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Since it was first installed, the San Quentin guide dog program has quadrupled in size, with 16 trainers currently raising eight puppies.

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Denmark is a test case that shows what’s possible when governments make financially supporting parents a high priority.

At a pretend tea party, a bonobo named Kanzi did something so unexpected that it’s reshaping how scientists think about imagination.

The 19 venerable monks have journeyed nearly 2,300 miles across the country, promoting peace and community. They say their efforts will take a different shape, but still continue, after they arrive in Washington, D.C.

The program is a first-in-the-nation effort to reward low-income tenants for paying rent on time.

Catherine Szabad started Hearts in Bloom after the tragic passing of a family member.

The garden has yielded about 10,000 pounds of produce for six food pantries since it began harvesting in April 2022.

Some of protest music’s power has to do with singing itself. Making music in a group creates a tangible sense of community and collective purpose.

The “Slow Flowers” movement urges shoppers to stop and think before they smell the roses.