
At this beauty school, survivors of human trafficking become hair stylists
The Max Steinbeck Women’s Empowerment Center teaches young women and mothers how to become business owners.
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For trans people looking to relocate to sanctuary states, these groups are a lifeline
Grassroots efforts help queer and transgender individuals resettle in sanctuary states across the country.
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What if every teen graduated with $1K and an investment portfolio? These states are making that a reality
Gifted Savings gives high school seniors the financial literacy to thrive. The program is expanding across the country.
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5 'foods of the future' that could help save the planet
From farm to fork, sustainable innovations are cooking up a tastier, greener future for our planet.
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Massachusetts is turning retired cranberry bogs into natural wetlands. They’re on track to rewild 1,000 acres
The Division of Ecological Restoration has an ambitious pledge in the works when it comes to the state’s many cranberry bogs.
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$11 billion in unopened medicine goes to waste every year. This nonprofit is getting them to people who need them most
At TEDNext, Kiah Williams showcased how her nonprofit Sirum repurposes unused prescriptions to expand affordable healthcare access and push for price transparency nationwide.
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Justin Bieber's producer, Poo Bear, has a live songwriting battle with AI: 'We're always going to need humans'
Jason Boyd — or Poo Bear — has written hits for Justin Bieber, Usher, and Sam Smith. Now, he’s figuring out the future of music.
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In this small Dutch town, every resident devotes 50% of the land to growing food
In Oosterwold, a suburb of Almere, people build their own homes and grow food on half their land, making the whole town a green experiment in healthy living.
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AI is helping doctors repurpose old drugs for new cures: 'The solution is in your neighborhood pharmacy'
Doctor David Fajgenbaum almost died due to an incurable disease. In his recovery, he is working to use all FDA-approved drugs to treat any disease they possibly can.
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After this bride called her wedding off, she used her $15K nonrefundable deposit for good
After canceling her wedding, a San Jose bride donated her $15,000 in nonrefundable deposits to a place close to her heart.
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