Cleveland Changemakers

Did you know Cleveland was the first city in Ohio to adopt the goal of 100 percent clean, renewable electricity by 2050?…

Are you concerned about racial equality, women’s rights, health equity and economic empowerment? The midterm elections on Tuesday, Nov. 6, is one…

Loneliness, or the sense of being alone even when you are surrounded by people, is the hallmark of depression, anxiety and other…

The public library, a steadfast pillar of a community, remains an invaluable resource to residents of all ages and abilities. But when…

Cindy Rios defies our subconscious stereotypes about drugs, addiction and incarceration. “I was living on the lake. I had two children. I…

I never thought about orange. When I learned the orange tip was removed from the toy gun that Tamir Rice was playing…

If you saw Dean Roff walking down the side of the road – covered in tattoos, backpack slung over his shoulder, wearing…

It’s been said, when life hands you lemons, you make lemonade. In these hot, sweltering days, who couldn’t use something refreshing like…

When attorney Jon Pinney presented his alarming report at the City Club on Cleveland’s poor economic health, I listened with interest to…

When Cleveland was named one of the poorest big cities in the nation in 2008, Jan Thrope was working at a homeless…