Modern Hero: The Series

Dr. Audrey Evans is a world-renowned oncologist whose career has spanned more than sixty years. As co-founder of Ronald McDonald House Charities, her work has impacted the lives of millions around the world. Next up is 17-year-old baseball sensation Mo'ne Davis. She became a sports icon when she was just thirteen as the first girl to ever pitch a shutout in Little League World Series history.

Kat Cole went from Hooters hostess to group president of a multibillion-dollar brand portfolio. As a new mom, this powerhouse gets candid about marriage, motherhood and the importance of giving back. Next, meet Dr. Arabia Mollette, who went from living on the streets to becoming an ER doctor. She has faced unspeakable pain, but through tragedy she found faith and purpose.

Engineer-turned-entrepreneur Patrice Banks is shattering gender stereotypes as the founder and CEO of Girls Auto Clinic, the nation's first all-female auto mechanic shop with an attached beauty bar! Next is Michelle Poler, a native of Caracas, Venezuela who realized her crippling anxiety and fear was stopping her from living life to the fullest.

Following a terrible plane accident, Lauren Scruggs Kennedy has started a foundation that provides prosthesis and support to those in need, as well as a blog that highlights the beauty beyond the pain. Next is founder of Bitty & Beau's Coffee Amy Wright. Bitty and Beau's Coffee is run by individuals with intellectual and developmental disorders, chipping away at their 80% unemployment rate.

First meet the founder of Project HOME, Sister Mary Scullion, who was named by TIME Magazine as one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" for her relentless dedication to eradicating homelessness. Next meet world-renowned public artist Meg Saligman, who is determined to use art to bring communities together and start meaningful conversations.

First meet Lauren Lake, judge on the Emmy award-winning series "Lauren Lake's Paternity Court." Lauren's mission is to live limitlessly and to empower women everywhere to do the same. Next meet Kristina Saffran and Liana Rosenman who, after battling eating disorders, created their non-profit Project HEAL, the largest U.S. non-profit that supports people suffering from eating disorders.