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New York Times: “We’re the last resort,” one young activist said.

“Fear doesn’t motivate people toward sustainable action,” Wanjiku Gatheru said. “Providing solutions in the midst of discussion of a problem helps get people engaged.”

Matthew Hamon was seriously injured in a crash in which two of his friends died, but he has found forgiveness in his heart for the man now in prison who caused the fatal wreck.

Marga Lincoln For the Independent Record Take a walk on the creative side and step into the Holter Museum of Art’s High Gallery, to catch the Across the Divide 2021, featuring recent works by art professors at the University of Montana and Montana State University. One’s attention is immediately riveted to the far wall. Taking up the full back wall from floor to ceiling is “Loss (Front/Back),” -- an ocean of red tally marks -- marking some 100,000 COVID-19 deaths in America. Across the gallery, one sees -- “Ratljóst” -- a series of four moody phot...

Parenting|Foster Care Was Always Tough. Covid-19 Made It Tougher. Celeste and Mark Scott standing with their six children on the front steps to their home in The Dalles, Ore.Credit...Michael Hanson for The New York Times Sections Foster Care Was Always Tough. Covid-19 Made It Tougher. While some child welfare systems have pivoted to a remote reality, advocates say it hasn’t been uniform or quick enough for the country’s 400,000 foster kids. Celeste and Mark Scott standing with their six children on the front steps to their home in The Dalles, Ore.Credit...Michael Hanson for The New York T...