Harriet Tubman’s courage extended far beyond the Underground Railroad—she played a crucial role in the largest rebellion of enslaved people in U.S. history. This remarkable chapter of her legacy stands as a powerful example of sacrifice, resilience, and the fight for freedom.
Caregiving isn’t just a job for nurses or a role traditionally assigned to women, it’s becoming a responsibility that more and more men are stepping up to take on. So, what does it really take to balance it all, and how can society better support these caregivers?
Standing out can feel like a challenge, but for Rozaria, it became her greatest strength. As a first-generation immigrant, she struggled to fit in, until she found the power of embracing her identity and using her voice to create change through her leadership at the Boys & Girls Club.
During California’s wildfire seasons, thousands of brave individuals put their lives on the line to fight the flames—some of which are former inmates learning skills in firefighting.
Honoring cultural heritage is an important part of connecting to the past. This video explains how Loren Yellow Bird connects with his Native American heritage.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day takes play on January 27th each year. Learn more about the significance of this day and why observing it is so important.
After delivering an outstanding performance in the “Wicked” movie, actor Marissa Bode addressed ableist comments that many people with disabilities face every day.
Are you a turtle, shark, or owl in conflict? Understanding how we navigate disagreements can unlock better relationships.
“Christmas traditions are abundant, from hanging stockings to leaving milk and cookies out for Santa. They’re all fairly wholesome, too. But in Victorian England, Christmas was an opportunity to exchange gruesome stories of ghosts, evil spirits, and people gone mad.”
