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Four ideas for do-it-yourself gifts that are sure to bring smiles to your little ones this holiday season — all without spending a dime!

The anglicizing of names or the use of nicknames to make a teacher’s life easier devalues their students’ heritage, their mother tongue, and their culture.

In this hands-on activity, young children will practice recognizing, copying and extending patterns with simple items you have around the house.

How students at Canyon High School pivoted an early 2020 story about cancel culture into an election story about media literacy and the youth vote.

Pastor Kathy Huck founded About My Father’s Business (AMFB), a homeless outreach ministry that advocates for the unhoused that provides residents with meals, water, tents, sleeping bags, seasonal clothing, personal hygiene products and more.

Philip Lance, Ph.D., is a psychoanalyst, community organizer, and Episcopalian priest. He began his career in 1988 when he became one of the first openly gay persons ordained in the Episcopal Church.

As part of the Coalition for Economic Survival, Carlos Aguilar works to ensure that L.A. tenants have access to safe, healthy and affordable housing and provides people with tools to empower them.

Physician, community advocate, wife and mother of two, Rev. Dr. Phyllis Everstine Hayes-Reams, is a physician in the Department of Geriatrics, Palliative Medicine, Continuing Care and Social Medicine at the Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center.

Performance artist, comedian and writer Kristina Wong is also an actual elected representative of Wilshire Center Koreatown Sub-district 5 Neighborhood Council in Los Angeles. She is also the founder of the “Auntie Sewing Squad,” which makes free masks.