Motivational Monday: 25 Questions to Spark Your Productivity
What if you just stopped running that negative message over it again and again in your mind and started moving? How could you do both well? Why does getting this [...]
Candid and honest conversations on sexuality and birth control can be a difficult task for many women, especially with perceived societal roles. However, Tonya Lewis Lee, celerity health advocate and [...]
Nearly 60 years after the Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation in public schools, African-American adolescents of all socioeconomic backgrounds continue to face instances of racial discrimination in the classroom. A [...]
Education, age and class continue to create a ‘digital divide’ in internet use and access, according to new research led by the University of Leicester. An unprecedented analysis has found [...]
Comfort zones are very important. Our homes should always be comfort zones, places to regroup, recharge our batteries, refresh our psyches and get re-energized for the days ahead. But every [...]
Located in some of the city’s most under-resourced neighborhoods that are faced with declining test scores in reading and writing and skyrocketing childhood obesity rates, DC SCORES is an after [...]
Three mothers, whose lives were changed forever after losing their sons to violence, are chronicled in the documentary, “Mothers of No Tomorrow.” Leslie Willis-Lowry’s son, 27-year-old Songha Thomas Willis, was [...]
Walking around a high school campus at this time of year you will notice the air floats a little lighter and the sun reflects off smiles a little brighter. Everyone [...]