7 Tips to honor Black History Month year-round
We feel it’s way past time to start moving beyond just a surface-level recognition of Black historic figures one month out of the year.
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New Year’s resolutions: are we lying to ourselves?
Every year we perhaps set out to lie to ourselves as we make New Year’s resolutions. Here I offer you an alternative to these lies.
How our vocabulary gives away our age whether we like it or not
Our vocabulary is a fast way to give away our age. If we listen to our interlocutors´s choice of words we´ll also have a good idea of how old they are!
We should continue to read the classics; here’s why
In classic literature we can find worlds, attitudes, answers that otherwise, we would have never been able to discover.
Why we should keep alive the art of penmanship
Penmanship should be taught in schools forever. It is a dying art that we must keep alive at all costs. Our handwriting says a lot about our character.
What to expect if you’re invited to a Latino celebration over the holidays
I love love being Hispanic, I love that I’m bicultural! But sometimes I wish it were a bit easier to leave a Latino party when I’ve had enough!
Nathalie Molina Niño gives women the tools to achieve equity and financial prosperity
Nathalie Molina Niño wants to arm women, especially women of color, with the tools that will accelerate their path to equity and economic prosperity.
Alison Healy on how we can positively impact children with cleft
Alliance for Smiles offers children and families with cleft anomalies hope for a bright future. we interviewed Alison Healy, CEO, to find out more.
How technology allows lifelong friendships to thrive
Handwritten letters have given way to technology: social media, e-mails and texts, and this helps preserve lifelong friendships up into mature age.
