Two years ago, Dean Bragonier founded NoticeAbility in an effort to change curriculum for dyslexic kids before his own son hits middle school. Why? Dean and his wife Sally Taylor are both dyslexic and they understand the challenges of learning in middle school. 

The Education system is not working today. We all know that and public opinion has to shift. What we should do is allow passionate entrepreneurs to create new things that will work.

It’s true inclusion – which doesn't only disrupt the system for our students but disrupts the system for future generations.

He needed opportunity and access. He didn't need motivation. He didn't need persistence. He didn't need grit. He came with those things.

The challenge for the food movement: how do you build a system in which farms can thrive and low-income consumers can get what they need? That's the nut that nobody's been able to crack but we're working on it. 

There is a real opportunity with hydro, if developed carefully, solar, off-shore wind and geothermal.

Cambridge represents possibilities. It is a place of ideas, of imagination, and creativity.

Legally, I couldn’t touch them, but ethically I had to, even if it put my life in jeopardy. In medicine there is nothing called ethnicity.

More than fifty percent of our kids in confinement have been in the child welfare system. These kids go from being perceived by society as a victim to being a perpetrator in an instant.