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Community partnerships are key to achieving food equity
To combat hunger in the region, many organizations have stepped up efforts to deliver food to those in need.
Virtual performances help support real-world arts organizations
Finding a way to keep audiences connected and performers engaged has required a re-imagining of performance.
Despite childhood trauma, adults can experience healing, growth
Richard McAdams was abused by a stepfather when he was child, which led to a difficult adulthood. But the services provided by the Seattle’s Union...
Helping communities heal through the power of play
Despite pandemic setbacks, families are finding ways to maintain connections and find joy in learning through play.
Pediatric specialists provide expertise that cancer patients need
Isaac had stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma. He’d already been through four months of chemotherapy, and now Dr. John Waldhausen was going to remove a tumor...
A holistic, whole-person approach to treating substance-use disorder
The most effective way to treat substance-use disorder is a holistic approach that considers the whole person and all their circumstances.
Bridging linguistic and cultural differences to overcome isolation
Community disconnection among seniors was already a hurdle before the coronavirus pandemic, and the past year has only exacerbated the problem.
Embracing change through the experience and creation of art
At its most basic level, art is a conduit for information meant to stir the heart and mind of an audience.
Closing the recovery gap for paralysis patients
A stroke, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease and many other neurological conditions result in varying degrees of debilitation that may require...
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