Long Story Short: Joy Chiles
High school teacher Joy Chiles had an epiphany in the classroom: If she really wanted to prepare students for real life, she needed to go beyond academics.
High school teacher Joy Chiles had an epiphany in the classroom: If she really wanted to prepare students for real life, she needed to go beyond academics.
Why storytellers have an enormous responsibility to their audience, plus four more takeaways.
In 2010, six Durham friends decided to organize a women’s arm wrestling competition. Seven years and 22 events later, they’ve raised more than $100K for local nonprofits.
Myra Bradley was volunteering at her church, packing toiletry bags for homeless people, when she realized something: She might soon need one of those bags herself.
Crystal Dreisbach spent years writing letters to Durham restaurants, begging them to stop using styrofoam takeout containers. Finally, someone responded.
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