Sudbury School, Urban Harvest STL, and TraffickCam
Sudbury School
Imagine a school with no required curriculum, no homework, no tests, and no grades. Sudbury School is the state's first educational institution to offer "Self-Directed Education," allowing students to let their curiosity to lead them through their learning.
St. Louis Artists' Guild
Dive into the new exhibitions at the St. Louis Artists' Guild exploring spiritual healing through the practice of art. These diverse works will be on show through May 13th.
Spring Fitness
As we enter warmer weather you might be considering taking up jogging or an outdoor sport. In this video you'll get helpful advice to avoid injuries as you pursue an active lifestyle.
Urban Harvest STL
Urban Harvest STL is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that, since it's conception in 2011, has been committed to making healthy, affordable food and urban agriculture education accessible to under-served communities within St. Louis.
Steve Woolf Studio Series
Read Gerry Kowarsky's review of Gruesome Playground Injuries in the The Rep’s Steve Woolf Studio Series. This production features "superb performances" by Brian Slaten and Jessika D. Williams.
TraffickCam Mobile App
The TraffickCam app combats human trafficking through artificial intelligence that reviews images of hotel rooms uploaded by travelers. Saint Louis University’s Assistant Professor of Computer Science Abby Stylianou, PhD, led the research and development of this free tool that could help save lives.
Watch Spotlight every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. on Channel 11
In this week's episode, a book recounts the long-term effects of radiological exposure in Cold Water Creek, artists use common materials to create conversation about spiritual healing, a group helping startups accelerate agricultural innovation; where you can see the largest collection of antique Mitchell Motorcars, meet two artists you will find on display at the Laumeier Art Fair Mother's Day weekend, and a male lead inner-city Montessori education program focusing on S.T.E.A.M.
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