Meet Miami’s first Black millionaire — Dana Albert Dorsey, a real estate magnate, philanthropist, Miami’s most famous early Black resident, and a Baha’i. Dorsey, a sharecropper’s son, was born in 1872 in... Read more »
We all have physical ancestors—but do you think we have spiritual ancestors? Meet Pocahontas Pope, the first African American Baha’i of Washington, D.C., and a woman I think of as my spiritual... Read more »
Comfort often comes in unexpected places. At Penn Medicine’s 3600 Civic Center Boulevard parking garage, just down the street from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, entrance greeter Thomas “Tommy” Barbieri... Read more »
The people closest to our society’s most pressing issues should be the ones to inform solutions and drive change. Our teams partner with diverse educators, families, community leaders and organizations, scientists and... Read more »
In the face of the glaring lack of mental health awareness programmes in Africa’s biggest economy, Chenaniah Bamishile, a social entrepreneur is on a mission to make a difference. With unwavering dedication,... Read more »
“If you deal with it in a healthy fashion then I think you come out the other side a better person. I’ve got so much more energy now than I ever had... Read more »
Sati-AI, a mindfulness meditation and coherent wisdom guide, was created to support meditators on their journey towards cultivating mindfulness, developing greater peace and insight, and fostering personal growth. Ross Nervig speaks with... Read more »
Mental health services have come a long way in recent years. As more attention is being paid to mental health issues, the demand for effective and accessible services has increased. In response,... Read more »
After 32 years at Starbucks, Leslie Wolford thinks a lot about the word heritage. She’s had a career that started as a barista near the downtown Seattle public library, a career during... Read more »
Mental health services have always been important, but in recent years there has been a growing recognition of the need for better access to mental health care. With more people seeking help... Read more »