It’s 2021. We made it. Like most people, I could not wait to see 2020 in the rearview mirror. In addition to wanting to say goodbye to the most tumultuous year of my lifetime, there is something about a new year that brings hope, which I was more than ready to embrace when the calendar Read the full article…
When All Seems A Mess, We Can Choose What Next?
It is Wednesday. It is “hump day” – the day when you realize you’re halfway through the week and things are supposed to be looking up. For me, today, it has seemed like a symphony of failures. Our teenager (passionately) complained about the upcoming weekend plans and how they are totally “unfair“ since it involves Read the full article…
Our Ongoing Commitment to Empathy, Service, Equality, and Justice
We commit to using our platform to educate, inspire, and activate kids, teens, and families toward social and racial justice and equality, so that together, we can create the change so desperately needed.
Read the full article...Why I Must Talk to My Kids About Race (and Some Tools to Help)
In this country, race and ethnicity are sensitive subjects. Rightfully so, given our country’s history. But we are living in an era in which we must address the elephant in the room.
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