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Louisville nonprofit program honoring 11-year-old who died of brain cancer with new lesson plan

Keeland Sanders died last September at 11 years old after being diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, an aggressive brain cancer. Because of his diagnosis, Sanders wanted to be a surgeon when he

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Louisville anti-violence program receives donation from Houston student-athlete Mercy Miller

Mercy Miller s donation will enable the purchase of new medical curriculum for sessions that will start in August.

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Louisville anti-violence nonprofit program that expanded to Nashville nearing completion of first year

The Future Healers are now working with doctors from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and nonprofit Stronger Than My Father to help form The Future is NOW (Non-violent Options Win).

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Medical journal study shows Louisville nonprofit program helping children affected by gun violence

A study focusing on the work of a Louisville nonprofit s educational program was published in a medical journal.

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New study shows difference Louisville nonprofit program is making for kids affected by gun violence

A program helping kids impacted is now being published in a medical journal.

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