Attitudes to people with disabilities have improved significantly over the past two decades, legislation paying a large part in this shift. But while governments around the world seek to promote equality through laws, people with disabilities remain concerned that public perception is too slow in changing. Lack of understanding seems to be at the root […]
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My favorite part of homeschooling is going on field trips. I love the adventures of learning new information and being able to see it firsthand. If your kids love coding, science, and secrets the Cryptologic Museum will help them explore and learn the history of cryptology within our government. The museum is interactive and great
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Vitamins and protein are very important to a person’s diet. After being a vegetarian for 20 years, I’ve recognized that getting the right nutrients in the morning is critical to daily balance. Being a busy working mom I don’t always have a lot of time to prepare a full course homecooked breakfast every day. Therefore,
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This Tuesday, November 7, 2017, I partnered with Stacia D. Wright founder of Karaoke 4 a Kause DC to help raise funds for charities helping children who are living with sickle cell disease. The night is going to be full of fun and information at the new restaurant Ben’s Upstairs in Washington, DC. Karaoke 4
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Have you heard of the Divine Nine? Prior to becoming a St. Jude Ambassador, I didn’t know about the Divine Nine. These nine phenomenal fraternities and sororities are affectionately known as The Divine Nine because of their commitment to community outreach.” The nine historically Black Greek Letter Organizations (BGLOs) make up the National Pan-Hellenic Council,
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When women are pregnant, it’s natural for them to want the home ready for a new baby. Doesn’t matter if it’s the first one or the fourth, it has to be done. Late in the pregnancy, there is a stage known as “nesting” when moms-to-be have that urge to be sure that everything is ready.
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It’s almost Halloween, and I am probably one of the least festive people I know. I enjoy family gatherings, so there are some holidays that I truly look forward to (although I rarely participate in the traditional sense). I’m all about family. But I’m not fond of trick or treating, haunted houses and the rest,
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