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In Australia, these bathroom ads double as vending machines for free period pads

On The House founder Remy Tucker wants to put free period products in the hands of people who need them most.
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As SNAP hangs in limbo, Pittsburgh dad AJ Owen’s small food drive went viral, inspiring nationwide donations and community acts of kindness.
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People are having funerals for the world's melting glaciers. Could it mobilize further climate action?

To help people grasp what it means to lose 273 billion tons of ice a year, two researchers are treating glaciers like community members — and giving them the memorials they deserve.
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How a chance meeting on vacation helped an 81-year-old widow rediscover joy

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From tiny homes to factory renovations, cities build subsidized housing for teachers

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