Every week, Andy Gullahorn and Gabe Scott meet up for a high five, and then walk back home as a way to stay connected. "It's really special ... to have something that's this consistent in my life that means this much," Gabe said.
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Giovanni Cerro, of Gio's Typos, loves using his typewriter and poetry skills to connect with others and write "permission slips for people to feel their feelings."
A big part of loving others is caring for them. These kids seem to get it!
When Rukiye came face-to-face with her son's killer, she hugged him, told him she did not hate him, and pledged to always be a part of his life.
Students at an elementary school in California have created a free "Peptoc" hotline to provide advice and encouragement to anyone who calls 707-998-8410.
