Joel Iwaskiewicz: A Life Dedicated to Pursuit of Systematic Change
As a fighter for the rights of disadvantaged communities, this Rhodes College graduate says his political activism “has energized and focused my service life.”
Danielle Biggs: “Lean into Your Truest Self and Lead Out Loud!”
A passionate supporter of the arts, this Elon University graduate has coped with "fleeting bouts of imposter syndrome" on her way to becoming a "fierce female leader" and changemaker in her community.
The Summer of Sullivan: Summer Workshops for Leadership and Transformative Action Kick off May 18
The 10-day workshop experience, taking place May 18-28, will reenergize college students' passion for changemaking and community leadership after a long, challenging pandemic year.
Closing the Loop: Burger King Goes Green(er) in 2021
The fast-food giant is testing sustainable packaging, including straws, cutlery, napkins and Whopper wrappers, in Miami and plans to try out reusable, zero-waste packaging in major cities worldwide.
UA Sullivan Award Recipients Focus on Food Insecurity, Dangers of Drug and Alcohol Addiction
Caitlyn McTier was in the fourth grade when she started an anti-hunger nonprofit for her fellow students, while Eric Harrison, a recovering addict, created an organization to help children of addicted parents.
Ole Miss Journalism Students Investigate Climate Change in Mississippi
Charlie Mitchell, a journalism professor, said the project is designed to educate people who have formed opinions about climate change without understanding how it relates to their daily lives.
UA Nursing Student Focuses on Taking Care of the Underserved in Birmingham
LaDarryl Banks, who graduates from the University of Alabama's Capstone College of Nursing RN Mobility (RN to BSN) program this May, pursued a career in nursing because he has always been a natural empath and caregiver.
Next Skills-Based Session: How to Prioritize Your Mental Health to Create Real Impact
The free virtual session, led by Reagan Pugh and his team of changemaking coaches, takes place at 10 a.m. (ET) on Friday, April 23.
Troy University Recognizes Three Changemakers With Sullivan Awards
Students Oshea Beckford and Martavious Ginyard and instructor Annie Percy received the prestigious award for outstanding service in their communities.
Next Skills-Based Session: Personal Storytelling and Enlisting Others in Your Cause
In the Sullivan Foundation's next skills-based masterclass on Wednesday, April 21, Reagan Pugh and a stellar team of coaches help students answer the question, "What are your plans after college?"
