Meet Caitlin Halpern, a 40 Under 40 honoree who brought the Rikers Debate Project to Houston
“If we want a better world, we have to build it ourselves. We are all we have.”
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
“If we want a better world, we have to build it ourselves. We are all we have.”
Read More“One of the great things about Houston is that it’s a city that appreciates people for the work they’re willing to do. I devote much of my volunteer time to organizations that support those whose stories are not always known or told.”
Read More“Having open, honest, forthright dialogues about uncomfortable topics is the first step to changing an individual and ultimately to changing society.”
Read More“Don’t wait for the opportunity; create it.”
Read More“Service is love in action. I love and care for those around me and want my daughters to grow up in a world where joy and compassion are prevalent.”
Read More“It is wildly important that we invest in future artists and leaders as much as we do those standing right beside us.”
Read More“I think that if you are a member of any community, you have the responsibility as a member to take care of it, assist in any way you can and help make it better.”
Read More“At the end of my life, I want to be proud of the family I raised and the good I did in the community.”
Read More“I work every day with businesses and organizations that aim to minimize the economic gaps for Houstonians, and while there is work to be done, we are stronger together.”
Read More“Particularly now, after the pandemic has upended so much in our lives and professions, being an active member of the community means that we can play an active role in healing the community. There’s so much we can be doing to support each other.”
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