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America Tonight with Kate Delaney: Dr. Susan Aurelia Gitelson, “Giving Is Not Just For The Very Rich: A How-to Guide for Giving and Philanthropy”
There are numerous reasons why giving is significant. Giving brings joy and satisfaction to the giver and enhances their overall well-being. In essence, being generous is beneficial not just for oneself but also for those around us. You might think you need to...
Cook up a Storm: Tricks for Cooking in Severe Weather
Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash On days when the weather is terrible, food often tastes the best. However, with limited resources, cooking in severe weather can be tricky. The weather is never predictable. One moment, people are experiencing the sunniest of days,...
The Magic of Childhood: A Walk Down Memory Lane
Photo by Jordan Whitt on Unsplash Childhood is a period when the world is a vast playground, and every day promises new adventures. The magic of childhood is a time of wonder, innocence, and endless possibilities. As we age, we often reminisce about those precious...
What Causes Gender Confusion: Fascinating Nuances of Gender
Photo by Alexander Grey Pinpointing what causes gender confusion is a tricky subject because even the experts aren't entirely sure of how nuances in one's gender identity develop. Dr. Carolyn Nooks Teague, author of the book Three Dimensions of Learning: A Blueprint...
Teaching Children to Support Their Peers in Times of Failure
Photo by Josue Michel on Unsplash Humans need one another to provide comfort and a boost when times get rough – the same goes with children. Regardless of age, people need to support their peers from time to time. There may be moments that none of us can get by due to...
Rebuilding Trust: Healing the Wounds Caused by an Alcoholic Spouse
Photo by Claudia Wolff on Unsplash Living with an alcoholic spouse can be incredibly challenging, and one of the most significant casualties of this struggle is rebuilding trust. Rebuilding trust and taking back your power from an alcoholic spouse...
Poetry Fluidity and How It Transcends the Flow of Time
Photo by Ricardo Espejo Catalán on Unsplash Time, that elusive river that carries us ceaselessly forward, has been a muse and a canvas for poets throughout the ages. In poetry fluidity, time is not a relentless force but a pliable medium—a canvas upon which...
Talking to Kids About Cancer: Creative Ways to Explain It
Photo by Ron Lach Talking to kids about cancer can be difficult to approach and accomplish, especially with the subject being quite sensitive for both the child and the parent. Dora Przybylek, author of a children's book about cancer titled "Luisita is Sick," helps...
Books About Robots That Sci-Fi Genre Fans Love to Read
Photo by Alex Knight Books about robots are prominent in science fiction, showing our internal fascination with humanoid machines implanted with AI (Artificial Intelligence) that serves as their brain/consciousness. David Stewart, author of Angel of Mortality:...