Is There Such a Thing As ‘Toxic Positivity?’
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
How to accept our full range of emotions and still be positive.
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One Man’s Journey to Sobriety
Gerry Sowards’ substance-abuse issues had brought him to the end of his rope, so far down he that he was planning his suicide. But with newfound faith, a stint in rehab and the help of friends, he’s been sober for three years, and he assures us that anyone in his position can do the same.
Asya Branch’s Mission to Inspire Children of Incarcerated Parents
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
Browse our gallery of photos of Asya Branch, Miss Mississippi 2018, who works with children of incarcerated parents.
Plants, Like People, Sometimes Need Change
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
When change is for the better.
Meet the Beekeeping Couple Transforming Vacant Lots
By Mari Pack3 min read
Timothy Paule and Nicole Lindsey use their passion for bees to beautify and educate their community.
How Two Veterans, Once Enemies, Became Friends
By Clarence Smoyer9 min read
A World War II veteran traveled to Germany to meet an old, German veteran he first met in the battlefield
The Founders of Detroit Hives on Their Love of Bees
By Mari Pack2 min read
Detroit Hives is a nonprofit that transforms vacant properties into bee farms and educates the community about the importance of honeybees.
Mary Oliver’s Instructions for Living
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
Instructions for living from the late poet
