Kana Ruhalter

The job training program teaches trainees the necessary skills to pursue a culinary career, along with other life skills like nutrition education and financial literacy.

John Kordalewski, this week's nominee for the Joy Beat, started the Makanda Project to bring world-class jazz to the community, free of charge.

As founding members of the Grammy Award-winning Parker Quartet, Daniel Chong and Jessica Bodner have already cemented their place in Boston's classical music history.

This week's Joy Beat takes us to Hubbardston, Mass., where one caller made a nomination: “Her name is Katie Young, and she is essentially the lifeblood of the community.

The rising disparities in breast cancer diagnoses and survival rates is a critical issue that lies at the intersection of health, race, age and gender.

Rev. Liz Walker, founder of the “Can We Talk?” community healing initiative, says artistic expression goes beyond spiritual healing; it also aids in physical healing.

Mary Pederson is a single mom of a 3-year-old son, Carter, who has lissencephaly, a rare disease known as "smooth-brain syndrome" that causes developmental regressions.

Each trail across the country is created to reflect its community, but they all have one thing in common: a path exploring grace.

The Rev. Dr. Karen Coleman joins GBH's All Things Considered host Arun Rath to share some advice.

Executive director Patricia Comfort joined GBH's All Things Considered host Arun Rath to discuss how the organization encourages civic engagement.