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Stories of increased access to education and using education for progress

The rewards are part of a more robust accountability program, which has seen great success after one year in action.

The elementary STEAM educator knew a traditional prosthetic could cost thousands, so he got creative instead.

Lenore Skenazy, author of “Free Range Kids,” created a curriculum that encourages young people to learn how to thrive on their own in the real world.

The organization aims to serve 5 million new young women, girls, and non-binary students in the next five years.

First grader Julian has a form of dwarfism, and his cart helps him navigate the cafeteria and get his lunch with ease.

The initiative has inspired other school districts in the area to follow suit.

Tina Hutcherson is fighting clothing insecurity with one skein of yarn at a time.

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For people who can’t access a traditional college education, University of the People provides a viable alternative.

The Max Steinbeck Women’s Empowerment Center teaches young women and mothers how to become business owners.

Gifted Savings gives high school seniors the financial literacy to thrive. The program is expanding across the country.