Amanda Abrams

Diversifying your circle of friends is one of the biggest things you can do to reduce prejudice and bias in the world—and in yourself.

The deep digital divide means organizers must step away from their screens to reach low-income residents.

Some prosecutors and policymakers are beginning to work toward a legal system designed to benefit all people.

But facts alone won’t do it, researchers say.

Officials worried about the loss of trust after the longest shutdown in U.S. history put 1.1 million low-income households at risk of eviction.

Tips for preserving your boundaries and other people’s dignity.

With self-directed education, students become their own teachers. But the biggest learning curve may be for parents.

Social safety net programs need more money, not less, for a work requirement program to succeed.

For the new movement to gain national traction, it will need to draw in poor and working-class Whites.

This 86-year-old civil rights leader believes reconciliation is the only way forward.

Last week, hundreds of young people from around the country traveled to Washington, D.C. to stand up for their families and demonstrate against Trump’s immigrant policies.

Avoiding Trump supporters only increases our already dangerous polarization. Here’s how to really listen and find compassion.

25-year old Scrap Exchange partners with Durham, North Carolina, residents to build an innovative arts district.