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Finding love and connection after seeing violence on social media feels difficult — and even more confusing to me as a biracial woman.
Mountaineer-turned-filmmaker Jimmy Chin talks about the value of courage over fearlessness and the parallels of life above and below the clouds.
It’s easy to feel alone and alienated when you don’t fit in at your workplace. But executive coach Roshini Rajkumar believes that difference can be a strength.
An increasing interest in all things real and natural is changing how we take care of ourselves — inside and out.
A new 30-minute television program offers a compelling look at efforts to increase healthier foods for people experiencing homelessness and poverty.
Think beauty fades after 40? These nine honest, beautiful portraits will make you think again.
New research offers the first glimpse at the effects of regular physical activity on a nonagenarian’s brain.
Robin Emmons is creating gardens from food deserts and empowering Charlotte’s impoverished communities to feed themselves.
A young man with autism conquers the NYC Tri. His father tells the story.
The journalist, documentary filmmaker, and surfer talks about her passions for storytelling and protecting the environment.
Giving gardens, a growing phenomenon, provide wellness for corporate employees, food for those in need — with far-reaching ripple effects.
Rebuilding a sense of neighborliness has become its own revolutionary act. Here’s why reconnecting with neighbors and fellow citizens is important.
The up-and-coming tennis phenom talks about what it takes, both mentally and physically, to be the best.
Wise advice on how to get healthier, happier and more attractive with age.
Maternity lifestyle expert and author Latham Thomas on the importance of love, self-care and boundaries during pregnancy and after.
If you haven’t yet heard about Latham Thomas, get ready. Dr. Oz describes her as a “fitness and nutrition powerhouse,” but that only begins to describe the scope of her efforts and accomplishments.
Majora Carter left a promising artistic career to fight environmental injustice in the South Bronx.
How can you do your part for your country when work is swallowing you whole?