A 3-part video series on the We Are Ocean program, which brings survivors together to share their journies and connect with each other and the ocean.

Chris Hignell became the racing driver he always wanted to become, despite losing sight in his left eye after a terrible accident.

When Llywelyn Williams was hit by a car, his life changed in an instant; however, as he lay in-hospital and adjusted to losing a leg, he decided he wouldn’t lose his dreams too.

What's Your Everest? is an annual celebration of people of all abilities. The weekend-long fundraiser builds camaraderie, confidence, and reminds attendees that what's within you is stronger than what's in your way.

Barbara is legally blind, and at No Barriers Summit, she had the opportunity to get her spark back and unlock her most resilient and tenacious self.

When Jools rediscovered her love of cycling, she faced significant challenges, but, her passion and dedication to creating inclusive spaces for women in cycling kept her wheels spinning.

Marisa Peer gives us a lesson on self-love, through the eyes of Marilyn Monroe.

After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, Elizabeth Jameson became an artist. She transforms her brain scans into pieces of art that challenge how the viewer perceives, the brain, disability, and illness.

Built on the premise of creating a safe space for children struggling in class, the Intention Room aims to reshape school culture into a healing space - where students feel loved, encouraged, and empowered.

William Cromartie is a BART station agent who finds meaning through the simple act of saying hello.

For over 50 years, Thomas Weller has dedicated his life to rescuing people stranded on the side of the road. A hero of the highway - asking for nothing in return except that you continue to pay it forward.

Susan Helmrich is a three-time cancer survivor who found healing and solace through swimming. Now, she's making waves with Swim Across America.

At an early age, Caesar Rodarte was forced to turn to the streets for a purpose. Life after prison is challenging, but Caesar is becoming a voice for positivity and change.

Dharavi does not typically make it onto the "must see" list for visitors, but Noa Iimura challenges these preconceptions with an intimate portrait of the local lifestyle through the eyes of selfless children.

Diego Chi is a musician and composer who found happiness by pursuing a lifestyle that allows him to live out his dreams. Now, he's sharing the power of music with young people through a non-profit mentorship program!

Open School is so much more than just another after school program. They're breaking cycles and changing lives in the Portland, Oregon area.

All students need to know that someone believes in them.

Dr. Paul Rhodes is providing hope and healing in Portland, Jamaica.

After suffering the unimaginable loss of his older brother, Alex Gray got back on his board. Now, Alex is helping others who are struggling with the loss of a sibling by hosting surf therapy days.

Give Cafe is a 100% plant-based restaurant giving 100% of their profits to local Indonesian charities.

Suzanne Yeo is an inspirational yoga instructor and breast cancer survivor from Camp We Are Ocean - an organization championing the restorative and healing powers of the ocean.

In East Detroit, Tim Paule and Nicole Lindsey are transforming their community one hive at a time.

Explore the path of the inner journey with New York TImes bestselling author and teacher of Buddhist meditation practices, Sharon Salzberg.

A touching story of one survivor’s resilience and healing after the trauma of bullying.

Nancy Gould’s vocational class, “Cook School,” is changing lives for inmates at North Carolina’s Orange Correctional Center.

Millions of Americans face hunger every day, while extra produce rots on farms. These college students are changing that.

A man’s curiosity leads him to discovering the evidence of our intimate connection to the water.

Mother and environmentalist, Sarah Jo Robinson, regularly cleans her local beach, finding single-use plastics buried over forty years ago.

After losing her legs in a double amputation, Amy Purdy overcame the unexpected and returned to snowboarding. Now, she’s helping people with disabilities get into action sports!

When Scott Van Campen’s art studio in Staten Island was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy the community rallied together to help him clean it up, inspiring him and his wife DB Lampman to create MakerSpace NYC, a radical-sharing artist community.

Brenda Mayfield was betrayed by someone she trusted. Now, she empowers herself and others in her community through martial arts and self-defense. This is her story of resilience, survival, and healing.

Meet Will Boyajian - the New York City subway performer offering all his earnings to those in need.