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While defending Trump, Kellyanne Conway asks reporter: 'What’s your ethnicity?’
Conway asked, "What's your ethnicity?" when a reporter asked her to clarify what President Trump meant by a series of racist tweets aimed at four congresswomen.
By Katie Berohn
This 'peace bench' is meant to physically bring people together to converse
Snuggle in and start talking.
Girl Scouts learn how to make a difference with new 'Coding for Good' badges
In the Girl Scouts, coding isn't just about building an app — it's a chance to change the world.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Amid ICE raids, '#KnowYourRights' efforts share vital information
Both online and offline, the word is spreading.
4 ways to help our national parks flourish this summer
To make sure that our national parks remain treasures, there are a few things that you can do that will help them flourish.
By Katie Berohn
Megan Rapinoe calls out Trump: 'Your message is excluding people'
Rapinoe's still not going to the White House.
'The L Word' creator on the next generation of LGBTQ love on screen
"I’m not interested in making television that doesn’t change the world."
How to shrink your carbon footprint when you travel
There's a way to see the world while doing the least amount of harm to it as possible.
By Katie Berohn
Chris Kelly on comedy, hating Twitter, and being an outsider
You've definitely laughed at one of his jokes before. You probably just didn't know it.
By Harry Hill
How being sad, depressed, and anxious online became trendy
Being happy online is so 2015.
By Jess Joho
Harris sends Biden into a meltdown with poignant speech on race
It was one heated moment.
By Johnny Lieu
6 ways to be a better straight ally at Pride events
"We aren't there for your entertainment."
By Katie Dupere
9 meaningful ways to become part of Pride this year
Pride celebrations aren't just for June.
Social Good Summit 2019 announced: Tickets now available
Confirmed speakers include Christina Figueres, Jonathan Safran Foer, and more.
Hannah Hart wants nothing more than for you to love yourself
"I just want people to feel like they can love themselves. Like really bad. That's what I want for everyone."
Humanitarian travel: Photo workshops that give back
Teaming up with local non-profits around the world, The Giving Lens offers traveling photographers a chance to make a difference.
By Tony Hoffman
'Sexy Church': Skating is religion at this vintage rollerway's LGBTQ night
The roller rink is a safe, sober space for the LGBTQ community to party.
By Morgan Sung
Our best bet against burnout is self-care, just not the kind you think
Burnout may seem impossible to beat. A specific type of self-care can make an important difference.
By Rebecca Ruiz
5 negotiating tips girls can learn for a brighter future
If they can learn to leverage these skills now, negotiating will only come more naturally with age.
By Katie Berohn
Camps help ease anxiety for LGBTQ campers and for their parents back home
LGBTQ youths don’t want to be left out of this rite of passage, but they and their parents may have unique concerns.
By Liz Tracy
So many health and wellness apps haven't done research to back up their claims
Silicon Valley and medical researchers should be learning from each other.
By Rachel Kraus
Study links teen sexting with risky behavior and worse mental health
The results may look alarming, but teens and their parents shouldn't panic yet.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Mandy Patinkin, Lena Headey, and more thank refugees in this video for World Refugee Day
"The story you needed to tell, and that the world needed to hear, might never have been written."
By Katie Berohn
Clever new campaign reveals dangers of abstinence-only sex ed
No one should be compared to a cup of spit for having sex.
By Katie Berohn
