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For over 20 years, Gedalya (stage name) has entertained and inspired audiences with his folk-rock melodies and uplifting lyrics. Now, he is bringing his musical message of hope and healing [...]

Byline: Andrea Deckert The Levine Center to End Hate has received a bequest of $250,000 from a Jewish Holocaust survivor in the Rochester community, which will help the center continue [...]

The rise of the tech ethics congregation. JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS LAST YEAR, A PASTOR PREACHED A GOSPEL OF MORALS OVER MONEY TO SEVERAL HUNDRED MEMBERS OF HIS FLOCK. Wearing a [...]

A group of children's authors is rallying against the rising number of book bans and challenges nationwide, speaking out about the erasure of BIPOC and LGBTQ voices. Under the leadership [...]

The Engaged and Empowered Program is a wellness-based initiative for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (HDD) that both engages and empowers people with HDD to take charge of their [...]

[This daughter/father team joined up to teach girls a love of tech. In their own words, here's the inspiring story of how they are making a difference in young lives.--Ed.] [...]

Editor's note: This story is part of 'Growing a Green Church,' an ongoing series focused on churches' efforts to steward their buildings and land effectively in the context of a [...]

Rhiannon Menn, MBA '14, was driving across the country in a camper with her husband and two young kids in September 2020 when she got a call from the Today [...]

Byline: Jay Davis Nonprofit, entrepreneurship- focused Venture For America is preparing its current crop of 182 fellows to work and start businesses in a changing landscape. VFA offers current college [...]

Byline: SHERRI WELCH The New Economy Initiative is flipping support for microbusinesses in Wayne County on its head. In a reverse of the normal order of loan support for those [...]

SINCE THE 1970s, D'Addario has manufactured strings for guitars, orchestral instruments and more with an eye on the future--but back then, no one at the Farmingdale, N.Y.-based company could have [...]

When Kelly Wilson founded the Kansas City-based softfurnishing business Weave Gotcha Covered! in 2005 with partner Lonnie Vanderslice, the plan was to take charge of their own futures. With experiences [...]

Just as diamonds have the '4 C's,' Economics Arkansas programs offer the '4th R.' This is education that can be integrated into any subject and grade-level and is foundational in [...]

Since 2002, the Certified Naturally Grown (CNG) organization has offered certification for farmers and beekeepers who use natural methods to grow food for their local communities. CNG's peer-review inspection process [...]

Rex Schildhouse's father would often say that if it hadn't been for the residents of Bastogne, Belgium, World War II's Battle of the Bulge would have had a different outcome. [...]

PaintCare[R], a national nonprofit organization that makes it easy to recycle leftover household paint, stain, and varnish, has announced that its New York program has now recovered more than one [...]

Heartbeat International is honoring the many thousands of individuals who make pregnancy help happen each day across the world with a special observance of gratitude this week. The staff, volunteers, [...]

Community and long-term help for women and families facing unplanned pregnancy are at the heart of the Mommies Matter ministry. Mommies Matter is faith based, pro-love, and pro-woman. 'To teach [...]

An ALS diagnosis is devastating. The harsh realities of the disease reinforce the need for innovative research and a stronger Canadian health-care system. But Claudette Sturk, diagnosed with ALS in [...]

Rob Truscott's cancer journey began with a routine medical visit when his doctor noticed an unusual reading. After going through a variety of tests, he was finally sent to Edmonton, [...]

As a biological therapy, immunotherapy is unique as it uses your own immune system to fight cancer cells. The addition of immunotherapy in the treatment of advanced and metastatic renal [...]

When hard times come to the Appalachian Mountains, the first thing folks do to comfort their neighbors is offer food. When someone dies, countertops are soon covered with enough chicken [...]

In America's culture wars, some of the fiercest battles are fought in higher education, particularly over matters of speech. One person's free speech is another's trigger warning, and terms such [...]

Just north of where the White River meets Fall Creek--near where, 200 years ago, commissioners settled on a new location for Indiana's capital--some modern-day Indianapolis residents fish, boat and hike. [...]

While the overturning of Roe v. Wade is a cause for celebration among pro-lifers (while still realizing the work is just beginning), one group of pregnant women and their preborn [...]

SIX MINUTES, THAT'S HOW LONO it took for Martin Shkreli to go from being just another CEO of a drug company to one of the most hated men in America. [...]

Sakinah Cooper, who in February 2019 was a stay-at-home, work-from-home mom, sat on the couch in her living room in Kansas City, Missouri, snuggling her newborn while a giant plastic [...]

IT'S HARD TO UNDERSTAND HOW CANADIAN prisons operate unless you've been in one yourself, especially because up-to-date information about prisons in Canada typically isn't made publicly available. The Canadian Association [...]