Beyond the Pink Ribbon
Each October, pink ribbons unite our community, honoring the millions of lives touched by breast cancer. For upstander Kent Wellington, that care doesn’t fade when Breast Cancer Awareness Month ends.
Explore articles and multimedia features about local upstanders who are using their character strengths to meet their moment and pursue justice, both great and small.
Blog >> Upstanders Who Inspire
Each October, pink ribbons unite our community, honoring the millions of lives touched by breast cancer. For upstander Kent Wellington, that care doesn’t fade when Breast Cancer Awareness Month ends.
Kathy Brinkman, recipient of the Upstander Lifetime Achievement Award, was recognized for a distinguished career dedicated to justice, integrity, and public service. With a career defined by integrity, leadership, and
The late Francie Pepper, recipient of the Upstander Legacy Award, was honored for a lifetime of advocacy, philanthropy, and unwavering dedication to women, families, and the Greater Cincinnati community. Some
Brendon Cull, recipient of the Duke Energy Illuminator Award, was recognized for his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to Greater Cincinnati. Brendon Cull is helping shape the future of Greater
Isabel Ricke & Phil Hunter, recipients of the Pola Flakowicz Award for Bravery, were honored for their heroic actions while visiting the Not Long Ago. Not Far Away. exhibition. When a child became unresponsive,
Josie Ruff and Keira Morris demonstrate remarkable kindness and determination through their dedication to supporting and uplifting those around them. Through their work with Jojo Keke Helping Cincinnati, they have made a meaningful
Kent Wellington, recipient of the Leo Willich Award for Perspective, was recognized for more than three decades of service to youth, families, and communities. Through the Karen Wellington Foundation, which he
Aaryan Verma, recipient of the Henry Fenichel Award for Curiosity, was recognized for his leadership in advancing inclusion and opportunity for neurodiverse students. As a founding member of Spectrum Empowerment’s leadership
For more than four decades, Nancy Sullivan has been a fearless, compassionate, and unwavering advocate for immigrant communities in Cincinnati. Since the early 1980s, she has stood on the front
Shannon Price has made a lasting impact in Cincinnati through innovative leadership and a deep commitment to expanding access to safe, stable housing for underserved communities. A highly skilled and deeply
Jim Place has used life’s challenges as a catalyst for compassion and growth, inspiring others through his dedication to healing, dialogue, and positive change. In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, Jim, alongside
Dr. Christy O’Dea has dedicated her life to advocating for others, leading with empathy, integrity, and a profound commitment to supporting vulnerable communities. She does not simply believe in equity in healthcare.
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Due to inclement weather, the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center has canceled today’s Gallery Talk with Monique Rothschild. For immediate needs, please email [email protected].
