Sep 28, 2018
Omari and Onaje Henderson are on a mission to open up the art experience, in its many facets, to communities of color. In a stroke of genius, these engineers-by-trade decided to take their passion for art and turn it into a business that’s paying off in ways they never imagined. In this episode of Joy Economics,...
Sep 16, 2018
Dana Lupton’s love affair with dance has taken her from the first housing project in Atlanta, Georgia to the Gold Room of the White House. Along the way, she overcomes her own childhood prejudices, discovers the meaning of selfless mentorship, and co-founds a youth-development non-profit, “Moving in the...
Sep 7, 2018
We are all familiar with the archetypal hero who risks life and limb for the greater good. They’re portrayed in the movies donning super powers, celebrated in the news for their bravery and defined as human exceptions in our collective psyche. But, what if a hero resides in all of us? Seems like an...