People Doing Good

In a casual address in the front of his home, Gov. Walz spoke to protestors about “speaking up” amid ICE occupation across the state.

The beloved musician is back with new music, a new tour — and new opportunities to do good.

For young people living under occupation or in poverty, skateboarding has become a saving grace.

Bethany Presbyterian Church in Spokane, Washington was seeking ways to confront the housing crisis for years. After the fire, the perfect opportunity presented itself.

Iglesia Dios Habla Hoy began their food drive in December. Now, they package 1,300 boxes of food a day with 400 volunteers.

Terry McCarty’s childhood accident no longer defines him.

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The Women’s March is a lead organizer on January 20th’s “Free America” walkout. Here’s what to know.

Brass Solidarity meets weekly to spread music, usually at George Floyd Square. But with ICE in the area, their music has a renewed purpose.

Keith McHenry’s first arrest was on August 15, 1988, when he and eight fellow volunteers were detained at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

Three particular works from 1957 to 1967 illustrate how King’s political thought evolved from a hopeful reformer to a radical critic.

Smitten Kitten has become a hub to gather food, personal essentials, and more, for distribution to community members in need.