Women boost sustainable farming in U.S.
U.S. women farmers are growing more organic crops and selling their locally produced products to consumers in their communities.
Family brings Cairo’s street food to Boston
Meet the mother and daughter whose vegan restaurant in Boston is bringing traditional Egyptian cooking to the United States.
Offering a fuller picture of Indigenous Maryland
A new mobile app created by an American University professor helps users learn about the past and present contributions of Indigenous peoples.
Trailblazer Nicole Aunapu Mann to lead team to space station
She grew up among members of the Round Valley Indian Tribes. Her love of math and science may place her among the first women on the moon.
Mary McLeod Bethune’s extraordinary life
Learn more about the life of teacher, college president and activist Mary McLeod Bethune and her recent honorary statue in the U.S. Capitol.
Historically Black colleges and universities are leaders in Fulbright Program
The State Department honored 19 historically Black colleges and universities as leaders in the Fulbright Program. Learn more.
A fall tradition: American Jews observe holy days
Learn about the Jewish holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. This is part of a series on the ways Americans observe religious holidays.
Muslims are finding success in American society
A recent poll of American Muslims shows a community that is an integral and thriving part of U.S. life. Find out more.
A unified push against hate and violence
President Biden is launching a new effort to prevent hate-fueled violence and promote unity around the country.