These stories are some of our favorite examples of how people are channeling kindness.
Homelessness is seen everywhere, even in the towns where one would think not. In reality, unpredictable events can leave any individual or family homeless. These include eviction, natural disasters, lack of affordable housing, domestic...
Striking findings have emerged from new research conducted by Born This Way Foundation and Benenson Strategy Group about youth mental health, peer and parent relationships, resource availability, and perceptions of community kindness. Drawing upon...
There may be thousands of Starbucks across the country, but Born This Way Foundation – with its powerful message that a kinder, braver world is possible – is not so well known. That’s why...
On Monday, June 12th, Born This Way Foundation and Channel Kindness are headed to Samsung’s 837 space in New York City for a conversation with our Co-Founder and President Cynthia Germanotta about how technology...
Mayor Tom Tait of Anaheim, California ran on a platform of kindness and won. Read his perspective on the awesome power of kindness and how it can make our cities stronger. Kindness is a...
Thanks to a group of students, a local hospital in Hawaii is getting more than $300,000 to help renovate their neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). One of the amazing teenagers is Keri Wagner, currently...
Stigma, shame, and secrecy surround the Bisexual community. With a whopping 40% identifying as Bi, it is disheartening to know that they are the group least likely out of the LGBTQ+ community to come...
The California teens behind The Princess Project are helping to make sure every girl can feel special on prom night. Hear why they’re donating dresses to underprivileged and mentally disabled girls and what kindness...
On this episode of Channel Kindness Radio, Josh catches up with two music students at Florida Atlantic University who are long time volunteers at “Mind&Melody, Inc.” a non-profit 501c3 organization focused on using music...
If there is one universal truth in this world it’s this: Periods suck. But for homeless women across the country, a monthly cycle is more than a nuisance. Miranda Lang, a 22-year-old American Studies...
