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Across the globe, the Rev. Michael Lapsley has faciliated healing from trauma and wounds through storytelling. This month, you can participate in his workshops.

Data has the power to heal, unite, and inspire — or destroy, divide, and devastate — and which of those outcomes materializes depends on the people using the data and their understanding of the people it represents, according to former and first-ever

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is the only federal holiday that’s designated as an official day of service. What does that mean? And how are Iowans marking the day?

Concerts galore from local, national and international scenes.

Nonprofit has provided leadership training to 10,000 Eastern Iowa students

With a Sept. 28 and March 1 performance, two new acts will bring a spectrum from introspective poetry on universal themes to upbeat jazz fusion.

See how 4-year-old Tova Friedman survived Auschwitz, and where you can hear her story in person as she visits Cedar Rapids.

Marrianne Williamson has announced her official bid for presidency, making her the first Democrat to announce a 2024 campaign.

Artists Jack Hayes and Sam Weis have a combined show of their paintings in the Marvin Cone Gallery in Sinclair Auditorium at Coe College through March 9. Sam, whose friends and fans know has a peripatetic career, also has some paintings on display in the lobby of PCI, as well as a novel coming out, … Continue reading

Michael Bornstein, a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp during the Holocaust, will speak on his harrowing experience amid rising antisemitism.