By Kathie Morris This is the education issue. I liked math but I loved art. Learning to work with color, form and shapes, and to view things from different perspectives opened my eyes and my mind. In my teens, the...
Causes, Featured
FOR A GOOD CAUSE: Michele Bellso, ProLiteracy
Tell me about ProLiteracy. What is your mission? It may be a surprise to you that every American has most likely interacted in one way or another with an adult who has little to no literacy skills. About 36 million...
Featured, Special Feature
SPECIAL FEATURE: The Importance of STEM and Keeping Girls Engaged
By Maria C. Moore As a nation, we need to engage our children in STEM based activities at an early age to foster their interest and to realize that STEM based careers are a viable option, especially for girls...
Health
Self-care: Public servants need self-care, too
By Nichole A. Cavallaro It’s extremely important to be mindful of the mental health and wellness of women in service — veterans, first responders, elected officials, journalists. They see things, hear things, feel things, smell things that many of...
Features
INSPIRE: Maggie Bristol, Military Caregiver and Dole Caregivers’ Fellow
By Carol Radin Photo by Maureen Tricase/Capture Your Moments Photography Looking back on the night that she met her husband, Maggie Bristol beams. “He was like my knight in shining armor,” she said. “A southern gentleman — kind, friendly,...
