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Meet Vivian Ho: the 17-year-old Who Built a Supply Network Around dignity, Not Charity | the Optimist Daily Youth
The Optimist Daily 6 hours ago

Meet Vivian Ho: the 17-year-old Who Built a Supply Network Around dignity, Not Charity | the Optimist Daily

At 17, Vivian Ho has built something that most institutions never manage: a system of help that asks nothing of a...

15-year-old Makes It Easier to Access Someone's Medical Info in a Crisis with a Simple Qr Code Scan Youth
Good Good Good 14 hours ago

15-year-old Makes It Easier to Access Someone's Medical Info in a Crisis with a Simple Qr Code Scan

When a friend collapsed at school and no one nearby knew her medical history or who to call, 15-year-old Aanya...

Texas School Janitor Who Spent 39 Years Brightening Students' Lives Gets an Incredible Honor Everyday Heroes
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Texas School Janitor Who Spent 39 Years Brightening Students' Lives Gets an Incredible Honor

For 39 years, Marilyn Hampton swept floors, bought supplies for children who couldn't afford them, and turned smiles...

How Young People Are Researching Issues That Matter… Schools
Greater Good 16 hours ago

How Young People Are Researching Issues That Matter…

When middle school students in California noticed their voices were missing from decisions about their own school,...

Marcus Aurelius on the Good Luck of Your Bad Luck – the Marginalian Inspiration
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Marcus Aurelius on the Good Luck of Your Bad Luck – the Marginalian

Maria Popova, drawing on Marcus Aurelius's *Meditations*, surfaces a distinction that quietly reorders how suffering...

Blue Catfish Devastating Chesapeake Bay Served on School Menus Environment
NPR 1 day ago

Blue Catfish Devastating Chesapeake Bay Served on School Menus

In the Chesapeake Bay, an ecological crisis has found one of its most unlikely solutions: a second-grader's lunch...