Dr. Meena Singh Khadka: Dedicated to Education in Nepal
In the United States, we have the privilege to attend school through 12th grade, funded by our taxes. I have explained to my daughters...
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Redefining Home
By Noor Ghazi
I was born and raised in Baghdad, Iraq, in the late 80s, a time considered one of the hardest in Iraq...
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Arianna Powell—Strings of Inspiration
We’ve witnessed the insurgence of female stars within the music industry for years. In a male-driven industry, we had breakthroughs when we heard the...
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Inspiring Kid: Joey Gross, Broadway Bound
Interviewed by Alyssa Hipsky
Tell me a little about yourself.
I am Joseph Gross. I am an off-Broadway kid performer. I just finished the lead role...
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Dance Transforms Lives
By Talia Lewis
What do people do when they are happy? They dance!
Dance is something we all do when our favorite song plays and when...
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We are Not Victims
By Susanna Barlow
I have always known I was different. Everyone feels that way sometimes, but in my case, it was a fact. From my...
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Amal Clooney: Exposing the Truth about Sex Slaves and Human Rights
Though the media, her stunning looks, marriage to her movie star husband George, and their twin 1-year-old babies may be what we know the...
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Okuda Glazes the Gray
An Interview with Artist Oscar “Okuda” San Miguel
It’s challenging to look away . . . and even more so to see the entire scale...
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Unity and Claiming Your Power: Nancy Belmont’s Empowerment Projects
Reaching millions on ABC, NBC, the Washington Post, the Today Show and going internationally viral on Upworthy hasn’t changed Nancy Belmont. She still labels...
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Light Despite the Darkness, Hope and Healing through Story
“I’m stronger than I thought,” Donna Anne Pace said. “We have to evolve and adapt to change. We have to grow, and that’s what...
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