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We’re excited to announce Born This Way Foundation’s funding of $5,000,000 USD to 55 youth-centered organizations across 11 countries through the Kindness in Community Fund, made possible with support from partners including Pivotal, Cotton On Foundation, Sephora, Haus Labs, and others.

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The Teenspace is a peer-led organization empowering teens to express themselves, build community, and prioritize mental health.

I was never bored as a kid, not because I had toys, but because the world offered endless ways to create, explore, and connect. My restlessness translated ...

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When I founded Steps Ahead, I was driven by a simple belief: every family deserves to feel safe and supported in times of crisis.

Growing up in San Diego, I saw how underserved communities often lacked access to even the most basic health resources. From family stories to ...

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Why do we make art?

The act of creation has always been a way for me to find comfort in my surroundings. In some scenarios, it helps me to take my mind off of what’s going around me. In other situations, it helps me process these things.

I find it interesting that since the beginning of time, humans have found ways to make art. When early humans were fighting fo...

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I want to bring you to Iraq for a few minutes — not the Iraq you see on the news, but the one that raised me. The one where kindness has to be practical, not poetic. Where people have learned to survive on empathy when systems fail them.

It was during the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns when I learned my most important lesson about kindness and intergenerational partn...

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