Tim Walz's daughter, Hope Walz: On getting through Inauguration Day, building community & going outside
Hope Walz gives an exclusive interview, sharing advice for staying optimistic, clues into her future, and heartfelt stories about her dad.
Read MoreHow Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy put human rights on the global agenda
Jimmy Carter passed on December 29, 2024 at age 100. His foreign policy legacy is celebrated for its focus on human rights, which significantly impacted global diplomacy. Learn how his efforts championed basic freedoms and transformed international relations.
Read MoreArt saved eco-educator Jacob Simon. He thinks it can save our planet, too.
Jacob Simon, an environmentalist, optimist, and educator, explains why he thinks art could have a world-saving impact on the climate crisis.
Read More'Gender Queer' is the most banned book in America. Here’s how author Maia Kobabe says you can protect it.
Maia Kobabe published a graphic memoir — "Gender Queer" — in 2019. It has since become the most challenged book in the United States.
Read MoreBrad Montague has failed a lot in life, so now he's inviting everyone else to celebrate their own mistakes
In his newest book, Brad Montague aims to remove the shame from failure and teaches young and old the best way to celebrate their mistakes.
Read MoreBike-friendly cities should be designed for everyone — not just for wealthy white cyclists. Here's how...
Residents in low-income neighborhoods have been talking about what kinds of bike infrastructure they believe best meet their needs. Some of their preferences were notably different from those of cyclists in wealthier neighborhoods.
Read MoreHere’s what I tell teachers about how to teach young students about slavery
Nervous. Concerned. Worried. Wary. Unprepared. This is how middle and high school teachers have told me they have felt over the past few years when it comes to teaching the troublesome topic of slavery.
Read MoreThe key to ending injustice? Being good at relationships, according to this Harvard-educated psychologist
If we hope to end all injustices — and that should be our goal, lofty as it may seem — we need a foundational shift in how we approach achieving justice.
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