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Hundreds of Teen Poems, One Surprise Finding

Hundreds of Teen Poems, One Surprise Finding

July 14, 2026

Statistics about depression, mental health, and screen time cause concern for young people along with older people’s judgment that “today’s generation doesn’t read or doesn’t care.” Sean Murphy spent six months reading hundreds of poems submitted by young writers age 10 to 21 mostly from the US but...

Writing as Spellcasting

Writing as Spellcasting

July 13, 2026

Writer Mandy Len Catron finally finished a book proposal she began in 2019. A publisher liked it, but was hesitant to proceed because of similar books on the market. Then someone asked, “Do you think this book needs to exist?” She realized it was “started by a person I used to be” before the...

Bare Hands, Bandana, Six Million Bees

Bare Hands, Bandana, Six Million Bees

July 12, 2026

Clarence Chua shows up to a bee rescue with nothing but a bandana and bare hands -- no suit, no gloves, just attention and respect. In six years, this 42-year-old in Singapore has relocated roughly 6 million bees, one nest at a time, moving entire colonies -- queen, workers, larvae and all -- to...

Three Medicines: One Physician's Journey

Three Medicines: One Physician's Journey

July 11, 2026

Dr. Cynthia Li had done everything right. She spent a decade rebuilding her health from the inside out after conventional medicine found nothing wrong with her -- no diagnosis, no treatment, just labs that read normal while her body fell apart. She documented every step, wrote the book, and then...

She Once Visited Food Pantries. Now She Runs 20.

She Once Visited Food Pantries. Now She Runs 20.

July 10, 2026

Alyssa Curtis drives through a town in Michigan, US, with a trunk full of diapers and microwaveable mac-and-cheese cups. She restocks the 20 little pantries her nonprofit has quietly planted across the region. The Shame Free Collective is exactly what its name promises: no forms, no judgment, no...

The Indigenous Women Who Stopped a Burning Savanna

The Indigenous Women Who Stopped a Burning Savanna

July 09, 2026

When fire swept through the Santana Indigenous Territory in 2018, the men went for help and the women watched the land burn. From that helplessness, something unexpected grew: a volunteer fire brigade where 25 of 45 trained firefighters are women -- grandmothers, teenagers, educators -- defending...

58 Japanese Doctors, 34 Years, One Vietnamese Hospital

58 Japanese Doctors, 34 Years, One Vietnamese Hospital

July 08, 2026

Every year, for the last 34 years, a team of Japanese surgeons, dentists, and nurses has made the same journey: through Ho Chi Minh City's traffic, across the Mekong River, and into a rural hospital in Vinh Long province -- to offer free cleft-lip and cleft-palate surgeries to people who might...

The Man Who Planted 25 Million Trees

The Man Who Planted 25 Million Trees

July 07, 2026

After fifty years planting 25 million trees, Swami Prem Parivartan, known affectionately as "Peepal Baba," offers a counterintuitive insight: the most important trees are not the saplings we will plant in the future, but the elder trees that are already standing. His answer to whether he would save...

A Storyteller Who Gets Out of the Way

A Storyteller Who Gets Out of the Way

July 06, 2026

According to gifted storyteller Brian Conroy, “Before I ever told a story, I internalized the elements that made a good story” by absorbing vibrant family rhythms and cadences, the music, the laughter. Stories about his father brought him to life though he died when Brian was only four months old....

When Five Teens Helped Rescue My Unconscious Son

When Five Teens Helped Rescue My Unconscious Son

July 05, 2026

Amanda Coll and her seven year-old son with cerebral palsy were riding on a modified scooter when they hit a puddle and fell. Suddenly, she realized her son was unconscious. She had no phone on her, and the park was nearly empty. Desperate, she shouted for help. Five teenagers, sheltering under a...

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