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Hiromi Katayama had been in the U.S. for less than a year, studying for an MFA in art at Edinboro University in Pennsylvania, when she happened upon a

McReynolds earned his master’s in divinity, but in working with housing needs of Kentuckians "he’s certainly found ministry" there.

A women of many careers and paths, Peggy Schaffer dedicated herself to bringing broadband to every corner of Maine.

When Al White was growing up in a three-room shotgun house in Duck Hill, Mississippi – the town for which he today serves as mayor – the hours were imbued

A community organizer proved that a pay-what-you-can system can be a sustainable business model for a restaurant at F.A.R.M. Cafe.

Yona Wade helped create better educational opportunities to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in Western North Carolina.

After leaving the Kentucky coalfields for college, Steve Peake returned to care for the elderly. A half century later, his role keeps growing.