Give in to Hope Day 30: The Greensboro Four
As we know, the road to racial justice is a long one, and still going on today. Many key events in the Civil Rights movement were started by young people, […]
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Give in to Hope Day 29: Joshua Williams
Many of us have heard about hunger, poverty and homelessness. Children hear about these things and want to help, but often there are not opportunities for the very young to […]
Give in to Hope Day 28: Sidney Keys III
If you checked in with yesterday’s Hope hero, you know that in books, representation matters. Marley Dias wanted to see more black girls and women in stories, so she created […]
Give in to Hope Day 27: Marley Dias
Most of us love stories. We love reading, or being read to, or writing our own. And for white children, particularly white boys, it is easy to find books with […]
Give in to Hope Day 26: Virgil Smith
One of the things that many of us take for granted is learning how to swim. But knowing how to swim (or having access to places to learn) isn’t the […]
Give in to Hope Day 25: Aryaman Khandelwal
Have you ever heard the saying “there’s an app for that”? Well, there seem to be apps for many things, but sometimes we realize that we need an app that […]
Give in to Hope Day 24: Avi Schiffman
Lots of us love playing around on computers, and a few of you have probably already done some coding! Programming a computer is a really cool and useful skill, but […]
Give in to Hope Day 23: Isra Hirsi
Like other young activists we have featured, Isra Hirsi was also inspired by Greta Thunberg’s work on climate, but her activism is something she feels she was born into. Isra, […]
Give in to Hope Day 22: Josh Kaplan
With weather this nice, lots of us have been spending time outdoors and being active. Josh Kaplan was a kid who loved being outside, especially when he was playing soccer, […]
Give in to Hope Day 21: Ashton Mota
When Ashton Mota was only 12 years old, he did an extremely brave thing–came out as transgender to his mother and his school community. There is not one perfect definition […]