Black History Month is an opportunity to learn about and celebrate our diverse history and culture. There are plenty of great ways for you and your family to participate…
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Do you remember where you were in 2002? Maybe you were shuffling your then-young kiddos to see the new “Lilo and Stitch” movie, upgrading from a CD player to the…
There’s no doubt that Christmas cheer can feel more like seasonal stress when you’re hustlin’ and bustlin’ throughout December. However before you settle on plans for you and family, consider…
“Gratitude” is a choice to look at life through the lens of abundance rather than lack. “Giving Grace” is to allow yourself and others to be God’s work in progress….
Autumn, fall, spooky season, Q4 – there are many names for this special time of the year. While the holidays can be a joyous and celebratory time, we know it…
Hispanic Heritage Month is upon us and while Hispanic heritage should be recognized all-year, now is an especially opportune time to participate and celebrate regardless of your ethnic background. To…
School-age kids have been through A LOT the last few years. Their young minds have experienced and adapted to remote learning, growing up in a digital age, safety concerns in…
7-year-old Jackie Davis sat alone in a dark closet on punishment. Getting into trouble was routine and isolation was no stranger. He was neglected, separated from his family, abused, adopted…
3rd grade – a time filled with giggles, exploring, and epic recesses. For most 9 year-olds, that’s the perfect trifecta (just add in a tablet)! However, for gifted and talented…
April is a month for advocacy. It’s Child Abuse Prevention Month, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Autism Awareness Month. With so many worthy causes to get behind, it can be…