Birds by the million smash into buildings. Now there is hope.

Divided by politics, by Jim Crow, brothers Barry and Tommy Moser rarely spoke, until. . .

Poverty = disease. The harsh lesson he learned in Haiti led Paul Farmer to a remarkable life of healing.

As Washington DC filled with wounded soldiers, America’s “good, gray poet” reached out to humanize the savagery of war.

Called to heal, to help, Martha Ballard became one of history’s unsung first responders — a midwife.

When the “fangs of the wolf” bared poverty’s human toll, Lillian Wald created a “family” to heal the Lower East Side.