When it was time for Jax, a fun-loving 5-year-old, to get his haircut, he knew exactly what style he wanted—and why. “He said that he wanted his head shaved really short so he could look like his friend Reddy,” Lydia Stith Rosebush, little Jax's mother, wrote in a Facebook post.
Looking good and feeling good should go hand in hand—but sometimes, that can be hard when you’re constantly stepping on...
Programming may seem like a skill best left to the younger generation, but 81-year-old Masako Wakamiya has proven that people of all ages can crack the...
To creatively celebrate Black History Month, Cristi Smith-Jones and her 5-year-old daughter, Lola, came up with a special portrait project. Each day in February, Smith-Jones has captured little Lola as she recreates portraits of inspiring black women throughout history. Through comparable clothing, improvised accessories (including her father's glasses and her mother's jewelry)
When he was just 21-years-old, Andy Sandness attempted to take his own life.
Before March of last year, Jessica Sharman and Rich Bishop were like any other young couple in love.
Beauty can’t be confined to a single definition, and the fashion industry can only benefit from using models whose appearance more accurately represents the world at large. Diandra Forrest is one woman who is bringing much-needed change to this field. She was born to African American parents, but she has albinism—her hair is naturally blonde and her skin is milky white.
Two weeks ago, Ray Johnstone, an elderly man living alone in South Australia, posted a classified ad in search of a...
On January 30, 2016, a Danish aid worker named Anja Ringgren Loven came across a harrowing sight on the streets...
Sir Nicholas Winton is a name that you might not have read about in the history books, but his contribution to the world was beyond extraordinary. On the eve of World War II, the young British stockbroker arranged for trains that carried Jewish children out of then-Czechoslovakia during the Holocaust. Essentially, this ordinary man rescued a staggering 669 children destined for Nazi concentration camps, saving them from an almost certain peril.
Teachers can play powerful roles in a young person’s life.
In his powerful project titled What I Be, photographer Steve Rosenfield captures individuals as they reveal their innermost insecurities.
