If you think all hope is lost for wildlife, you’re wrong…

Experts weigh in on ways to deal with microaggressions that don’t burden Black, Indigenous, and people of color who experience them daily.

The Delta “WING” flight—Women Inspiring our Next Generation—took girls between the ages of 12 to 18 from Salt Lake City to NASA headquarters in Houston to draw attention to the need to close the gender gap in aviation and promote STEM careers…

After a five-year David and Goliath court battle to free the words Fire Cider from trademark restrictions, Fire Cider and the brave and courageous Fire Cider Three have won their case in court!

A new Harriet Tubman statue sculpted by Emmy and Academy award-winner Wesley Wofford has been revealed, and its symbolism is moving to say the least.

Attend or send your written testimony for the public hearing October 28 to oppose S168 and the mandatory licensing all holistic practitioners.

Tripadvisor ends ticket sales to attractions that breed or buy dolphins and whales.

Q&A with Dr. Jim Gordon of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine

Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad turns bullying experiences into new children’s book…

Thousands of young people from Massachusetts joined their counterparts across the world to stage a “climate strike” on Friday, demanding politicians and other adults in their lives take bold and immediate action on climate change.

Terry Garrett is the mastermind behind the company that designs a tabletop garden specifically for people in wheelchairs…

Food security, traditional agriculture, and local self-reliance are key to regenerative societies of the future, say water protectors taking the movement’s lessons forward.

A woman took 97 rescue dogs into her Bahamas home to protect them from hurricane Dorian.

Sometimes it involves defying the Israeli authorities, but taking children from the West Bank village of Beit Ummar for a day of fun in the waves of the Mediterranean has its own rewards…

Imagine coming to a new country, leaving all that is familiar and comforting: your culture, your friends, your family, and your roots. You find yourself baffled by a strange and difficult language…

Think back to your sex education classes in school. If you even had a class, it probably focused on abstinence education or the body mechanics of reproduction.

Two bills to be heard this fall at the state house will determine the future of holistic health care in Massachusetts.

There is no such thing as black genes or white genes; the concept of race is purely a political invention designed to enforce unjust hierarchies.

Communal gardens, landscaped rooftops, and wide-open windows aren't features of your typical hospital—but maybe they should be…

Getting older isn’t all loss and no gain—we may actually become happier and more emotionally resilient.

The 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, the spiritual leader of Tibet, is turning 84 on July 6. With his advancing age, the question of who will succeed him, has become more pressing.

This week, children in the U.S. and Mexico had the chance to play together— despite the barriers that exist between them—after two California professors built a set of seesaws through a border fence…

No matter what the outcome, we’ve won simply by standing up for what we believed in, speaking our truth, and standing strong for our herbal traditions.