Barbara Young, an immigrant nanny turned advocate, is changing the lives of domestic workers across the United States.
A retired couple transforms a coffee plantation to provide health care and education for more than 20,000 rural PNG residents.
Long-time juvenile justice professional establishes nonprofit that teaches at-risk youth social and life skills to help them avoid the criminal justice system.
A lawyer turned social entrepreneur brings literacy to El Salvadoran children by empowering teachers and building libraries for schools.
Long-time activist co-leads intergenerational social-change project that uses art to build community and shape policy.
Retired journalist brings athletes and journalists to summer camps to inspire writing, critical thinking and self-confidence in at-risk middle-schoolers.
Public-health activist and nurse developed an online health-ed resource that promotes self-care, leadership and reduction in high-risk behavior among Central American youth.
A former community college president combats equity gaps to improve college access and completion for California students.
A father taps the power of film to teach ethics and personal responsibility to young people across the U.S.
A one-time dress-shop owner now runs an urban community garden that feeds thousands.
This doctor has modernized the tradition of house calls, with two generations’ support, bringing much-needed health care to 4,000 homebound elderly patients.
A former union organizer preserves immigrant rights, in life and in death, in South Texas border farms and ranches.
A retired judge creates a network of volunteer attorneys to represent hundreds of Family Court clients.