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Michael Deering at his father’s grave eating popcorn as they often did together, May 9, 2020.

25 years of daily photos have documented the richness and complexities of ordinary life

When he turned 30, Michael Deering started taking a photo every day. Twenty five years later, he's still at it.
In Northfield, DMV specialist Jim Pence is driven by the Golden Rule.
Inspired

A license for kindness: Northfield DMV specialist brightens the day for customers

November 12
Seemingly small gestures have earned Jim Pence a growing list of admirers — and hundreds of likes on a recent Facebook post.
Professor Iris Vilares, PhD. posed for a portrait inside her office in Elliot Hall at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
Inspired

University of Minnesota neuroscientist digs into research on how we can build back trust in institutions, each other

November 12
Iris Vilares has long been fascinated by social relationships, and she believes that at the core of all of them is trust. Or lack thereof.
The Unscripted Project founders were awarded $100,000 by the University of Pennsylvania to implement their idea and scale it to reach more than 300 mi
Variety

"Yes, and…": Program brings the joys and lessons of improv into schools

November 12
Recent college grads' project raises confidence and communication skills.
Tammy Eastep led a fundraising drive to buy a book vending machine for Jefferson School in Winona. She’s shown with students (from left) Alissa Fitt
Inspired

Earn a golden coin, get a book: Winona school uses vending machine to encourage reading

November 5
First-grade teacher raised nearly $10,000 to buy vending machine, books.
Kristine Igo.
Variety

Minnesota's SHIP promotes healthy eating for all our kids

November 5
Kristine Igo, director of the Statewide Health Improvement Partnership, shares ideas to ensure that all our kids grow up healthy.
Variety

Saving the Amazon, one wooden spoon at a time

November 5
Village hosts a wood shop where residents hope to earn a sustainable living.
Variety

Coach starts soccer program to help Liberian children stay in school

November 5
Immigrant to U.S. used the popular sport to "get the kids' attention."