Stories have the power to change lives. It was a powerful revelation during a trip overseas that led me on the path of reporting on the resiliency and tragedies that victims of conflict, oppression and poverty face. When I was 18 years old, I sp

They were outnumbered 50-15 in a Taliban ambush. Their ranking officer commanded them to hold their ground around the $1.3 million remains of a $1.3 million armored truck, dismembered by an Improved Explosive Device. Now they were out of grenades and

The Little Engine that Could. Written by Share Ross Photography by Bam Ross I remember this book clearly. It embedded a classic American story into my heart: If you really believe you can do something, you’ll be able to do it. Or at least

by Kathlene McGovernPhotography by Jeramy Pritchett & Joe LapennaAs we follow DH down into the hollow of her magical property that she shares with three dogs, a cat, a pig, some chickens and an Alpaca, we quickly discover she is the real deal. Th

Photography by Natali Fiteni Beth founded her first company when she was just 22 and launched exclusive European fashion across the United States. It was a dream job for most girls but Beth soon saw the human rights violations, environ

by Deborah Bassett I first met Captain Paul Watson back in 1998 when he was a guest speaker at my university in Montreal, Quebec. As one of the original founding members of Greenpeace, I was interested in learning about what he had to

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