More comfortable online than out partying, post-Millennials are safer, physically, than adolescents have ever been. But they’re on the brink of a mental-health crisis. Around 2012, I noticed abrupt shifts…

Like many nonprofits, providers of contraception and women’s health across the globe are scrambling to provide effective care for their constituents as their funding and support are being carved away…

Mike Sinyard found a way to conquer his ADHD. Then he built a multi-million dollar company around it. As the legend goes, Sinyard, the founder and chairman of Specialized Bicycle…

“While CEOs and top business leaders rate talent as a top priority, only 5 percent of survey respondents rate their organization’s HR performance as excellent,” states the 2015 Global Human…

Tinkergarten is taking education technology outdoors, supporting a play-based, early learning movement that is helping thousands of children in nearly every US state become more ready for kindergarten. It may…

Brighton Park is a predominantly Latino community on the southwest side of Chicago. It’s a neighborhood threatened by poverty, gang violence, ICE raids, and isolation—in a city where income, race,…

The White House imposed sanctions Monday on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a day after he claimed victory in his attempt to rewrite the Constitution. The sanctions would freeze all Maduro’s assets “subject…

In late June, Bay Area-based Five Keys Charter Schools launched the Self Determination Project, a program that turns buses into mobile classrooms to reach kids who might otherwise not get…

By empowering the next generation to become involved in philanthropy and to develop innovative responses to our world’s most pressing challenges, we can better equip our communities to face future…

This is Hope Academy, an alternative program for ninth- and 10th-graders at Sequim Senior High School, in the rain shadow of Olympic National Park. The goal is to offer an…