A Path Appears: Actions for a Better World is on display at the Skirball Cultural Center until Feb. 21. Designed to inspire visitors to find their own ways to make a difference in the world, the exhibition will explore four critical humanitarian issues: education, health, jobs and empowerment. It will also reveal how organizations, both local and global, are developing workable solutions to these worldwide challenges.

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Through ActionLab, a mobile-friendly tool that uses storytelling to turn inspiration into action, the exhibition will recommend practical, results-driven steps that visitors can take to bring about social change.

The exhibition is inspired by and named after Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Sheryl WuDunn’s bestselling book “A Path Appears,” co-authored by New York Times journalist Nicholas D. Kristof.

Upon entering the gallery, visitors encounter pavilions, each focused on a different theme and constructed from a different repurposed material. In every themed pavilion, a success story is told about select non-governmental organizations, including several based in Southern California

On selected days, visitors will hear through in-gallery talks led by experts from local organizations.

A Path Appears: Actions for a Better World is presented in cooperation with media production company Show of Force, producer of the documentary “A Path Appears,” and with the World Policy Analysis Center and the Global Media Center for Social Impact at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, which provided expert guidance during the development of the exhibition.

Skirball Cultural Center is located at 2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd. For information, visit www.skirball.org.