My climate change journey has felt a lot like the grief I felt after I lost my grandma. Let’s face it, we are losing our home. There’s a lot to grieve. Here’s the path that my climate change grief took: Denial: I knew climate change was happening but felt too…

While today marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, the Trello team believes we should celebrate our planet each and every day. Turns out, it’s a pretty important place. After all, Earth is where all living things (that we know of) call home for their entire lives. …

Research shows that culture is a key indicator of success during a digital transformation. Employee attrition, burnout, or a lack of progress towards your goals could signal that silos are preventing teams from working together efficiently. Getting buy-in at every level of the organization is key, otherwise teams will be…

When I first entered the workforce, I believed that my work and my life should be kept separate. As the assistant to a marketing executive, my main priority was to be efficient and valuable so I could move up the ladder. I didn’t have time to make friends and didn’t…

My name is Grace Barnhart and I live in a small rural town in Ohio. Think farms, cows, and corn fields. You could say that living in a rural town, I might not have as many opportunities as I would if I lived in the city. Here, pigs and cows…

Hi! My name is KaYesu Machayo and I am a senior in high school. My mom came to America as a Ugandan refugee during Idi Amin’s reign. She landed in Virginia, and when she married my father in Maryland a few years later, they relocated to Georgia. …

My name is Briana Berger, and I’m from Buchholz High School in Gainesville, FL. I LOVE to understand the ins and outs of everything and always ask questions. I think that my love for code grew out of that. I started coding when I was in middle school, creating basic…

Teen girls increasingly take their cues about what they want to be from places like YouTube. But search for “coder” on YouTube and you’ll see videos that reinforce the stereotype of a coder as a nerdy guy. …

The following is a transcript of Reshma Saujani’s TED talk at the annual conference in Vancouver. A few years ago, I did something really brave. Or, some would say really stupid. I ran for Congress. For years, I had existed safely behind the scenes in politics, as a fundraiser…