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Parks are just the best. They’re right up there with libraries. Parks are good for teenagers, good for parents–good for anyone, really. Get outside, put your phone away, and take a walk.

Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan think tank that does things like demographic research, surveys, media analysis, and other social science research.

If you are a novice gardener (like myself), these are some really useful tips about what type of organic matter to add, how to rotate crops, and different plant families. Happy gardening!

The National Museum of the American Indian is a cultural and educational entity. They care for one of the world’s largest collections of Native artifacts, such as objects and photographs, spanning the entire Western Hemisphere.

A recent and useful primer on Medicaid and its impact.

Understanding that there’s a big difference between having a goal and achieving it, stickK bridges this distance using loss aversion and accountability.

The Innocence Project works to exonerate those who have been wrongly convicted, by using DNA testing and other types of post-conviction relief.

Ted Lasso is a show about belief–what happens when we believe in the best of ourselves and others, and what happens when we don’t.

NatGeo’s Geography page, filled with explainers and interactive programs, is a chance to explore what geography is and how it shapes our world and choices.

The NAACP–a legendary civil rights organization that advocates for black Americans–has compiled stories from students from around the country, focused on the incredible burden of the student debt system and its impact on their lives.