Anthony Ramón Pérez Soto ’20 works toward environmental justice and indigenous rights.

Angela Kade Goepferd ’99 supports the process of understanding gender identity.

Bishop and new Luther regent Felix Malpica ’09 wants us to expand our communal image of God.

Three Luther alumnae change young lives together.

Scott Boyken ’07 founds a biotech firm that may change the way we treat cancer.

By connecting with his dual heritage, Rodolfo Nieto ’04 writes bilingual music for everyone.

Alumni reunite in song to raise money for COVID relief.

Sommer Stevens ’19 uses pandemic downtime to launch Somkoda Design in her new Wyoming hometown.

Meghan Barker ’17 preserves critical salmon habitat, safeguards an economy, and bridges political divides by finding common ground.

Healthcare consultant Sam Yamoah ’04 turns his strategy training to service work.

From Star Wars to Outer Wilds, composer Andrew Prahlow ’10 writes music with emotional impact.

Mary Kessens ’76 helps people with disabilities find support.

Through storytelling, Seth Jovaag ’98 creates a connection that improves patient care.

Constant exploration lands Fabrice Musoni ’09 in development roles that help others.

As supervising producer for a national TV news broadcast, Paige Lobdell ’16 keeps viewers informed.

Vaughan Schmidt ’20 wins the Super Bowl of art.

Denny Amundson ’73 leads the largest COVID ICU in the San Diego area.

Jon Temte ’80 advises the CDC on one of the biggest global health crises in recorded history.

Pastor Kara (Skatrud) Baylor ’92 uses her platform to address racism.

Activist Alexandra Gray ’95 receives a 2020 LGBTQ Legacy Leader Award.