Surrogacy isn’t for everyone, but for Lindsay Gault of Canada, it’s a significant part of her identity. Infertility affects one in six Canadians, and surrogacy offers hope, with two types: traditional (using the surrogate’s eggs) and gestational (no genetic link to the surrogate).

Victoria Moran, a passionate vegan and former vegetarian, realized that vegetarianism didn’t fully prevent animal slaughter, leading her to embrace veganism decades ago. Named PETA’s “sexiest vegan over 50,” she is committed to making a positive imprints and has worked with fellow vegans like Paul McCartney.

“I regained consciousness, which was a relief, but soon realized I was unable to move anything below my neck. I couldn’t even wiggle a finger.” Researcher Bob Gould specializes in the myelin sheath. He shares insights from his research as well as his own experience with a spinal cord injury that affected his myelin sheath.

Ian Shive is a renowned nature photographer and storyteller, focusing on environmental issues through documentary filmmaking. His work conveys hope and knowledge while addressing nature’s challenges. He has contributed to ‘Shark Week’ with the episode ‘Ian Shive and Tiburones: The Sharks of Cuba.’ His film, ‘Hidden Pacific,’ showcases the Pacific Ocean’s wildlife refuges and marine monuments, including Papahānaumokuākea and Rose Atoll.

What actions would you take if you discovered that a part of your culture might vanish by 2050? More than ten years ago, Ugochi Onyewu came across an article from UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, which identified languages predicted to become extinct by that year. She encourages everyone to embrace their identity, no matter where they are, and to take pride in and celebrate their culture. Ugochi Onyewu wholeheartedly embraces her Igbo heritage and is actively working to preserve her language.