Selina Sosa directs Community Outreach at Aunt Bertha, the Texas B Corp offering a search engine for social services. Listen as she shares their mission. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/029

Bill Durkin gives cards, or Politeness Points, to thank polite train riders in Boston. He and Josh talk about how this simple idea can spread empathy. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/028

Bonnie Kemske creates sculptures mimicking hugs using touch research. Her goal is to raise awareness of the benefits of touch and bring people together. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/027

Julie Knopp directs City Stay, which offers local homestay programs in Minnesota. Listen as she compares this one-of-a-kind idea to study abroad education. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/026

Jim Marshall trains 911 dispatchers to protect their mental health in their high-stress jobs. He also shares why he enjoys serving these hidden caregivers. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/025

Women are the largest group affected by poverty worldwide. Betsy Teutsch has written an outstanding book on 100 tools they are using to improve their lives. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/024

Paul Johnson helps Texans manage their trees, and he also hosts a podcast about the benefits of trees. Learn more about this surprisingly important field. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/023

Ty Oswald started BeArded WARRIORs, a veterans support group, to help others in Alabama like him. He's also committed to reaching veterans across the US. Show notes: https://pluralofyou.org/022

Here's a quick announcement about The Plural of You's early episodes. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/000a

This is Josh's summary of The Plural of You, as well as three key lessons learned so far from helpers who have appeared on the podcast. Show notes: http://pluralofyou.org/000