Fed up of working in IT and staying stagnant in Australia, Paulo Cattaneo decided to make a change. Read More

A greeting card company in D.C. is tapping a unique source for its workforce: people who have experienced homelessness. The online… Read more Greeting card company draws on homeless employees’ experiences for hopeful messages

A woman living with ‘the worst disease you’ve never heard of’ suffers painful wounds caused by hugs, humid weather and… Read more ‘The worst disease you’ve never heard of’ How woman copes when even a hug would leave her with painful wounds

There’s no place like home to rest your weary bones. A real estate agent with a funny bone is celebrating… Read more Real estate agent decorates homes with giant skeletons to drum up exposure

Howard’s community-wide approach to interpersonal violence raises awareness. In the era of #MeToo, where conversations about consent and gender-based harassment… Read more A CAMPUS AGAINST VIOLENCE

August 12 marked the one-year anniversary of last year’s violent, White supremacist “Unite the Right Rally” in Charlottesville, Virginia, that… Read more Sad White Civil Rights Rally Dwarfed By Counter Protesters

The Trump administration’s ever-changing immigration policy and the way it’s split up families may have you appalled, frustrated and wondering what you can… Read more New Sanctuary Coalition’s local fight to keep immigrant families together

It all started with some tweets. In late 2016, Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police began using Twitter to inform the public… Read more Who is looking for missing Black girls?

In Philadelphia, Black Muslims are a large part of the community and account for about 150,000 members of the population.… Read more PHILLY’S BLACK MUSLIMS STRUGGLE ON MANY FRONTS IN THIS ELECTION CYCLE

In Lower Manhattan, at 8:46 a.m. this morning, the St. Paul’s Church Bell of Hope tolled in honor of the… Read more For the young, 9/11 is only history