What if the most effective solutions to plastic pollution came from the people who will live longest with its consequences?

From campus apartments to church basements, youth-run shelters provide low-cost housing and a sense of belonging.

Busy Anderson is a recent graduate of the University of Vermont's political science and journalism programs. She has covered ...

Lydia Bach is a 17-year-old writer and student living in New York City. When she isn't writing, you can find her lying in bed ...

He and his peers have few resources to help them navigate the rise of A.I., and in lots of ways, teachers and students are in ...

This story is part of Born Into It, a series about the solutions helping young people thrive in a complex world. It is supported by UPIC Health. In early August, a freight truck pulled up to an ...

See what stories caught our attention this week, including the spread of plug-in solar and dynamically shading windows. Plus, ...

Anika Nayak is an independent journalist based in the United States. She focuses on health equity and enjoys writing about ...

In 2023, the trust launched the Silent Hospital Pilot Project, a three-year study exploring how to target “alarm fatigue” and ...

Teens are reshaping citywide menus, redesigning cafeteria spaces and proving youth advocacy gets real results.