Our native language can be a touchpoint to our cultural identity. To Jessica Shao, it's much more than that.

Decisions about how to help strangers aren’t always straightforward. Lisa Thomson has this Perspective.

This Perspective originally aired in November 2014.

In the throes of hardship, Suzanne Maggio found that lightening someone else's load helped lighten her own.

What does it mean to be Jewish? Hannah Herbst tells us about the complexities of her Jewish identity.

Craig Isom finds magic in the skies above us, and the community around us.

Despite generations in the United States, Charles Feng and his family are still forced to confront the question, “Are you American?”

Emerald Yu had a difficult time finding her voice, literally, but when she did it changed her life.

In the face of climate change, threats that seem bigger than our capacity for change can leave you feeling a specific kind of terror. Anita Lowe Taylor says it even has a name.

This Perspective originally aired in March 2020.

Akilan Dorairaj says losing a farm is not just losing a livelihood, but losing childhood memories.

AI writing tools may be quick and convenient, but Elizabeth Levett Fortier tells us about the critical element they are lacking.